[amayausers] Re: Amaya XT vs other machines, your thought

  • From: "Tracy Neighbors" <EnchantThreads@xxxxxxx>
  • To: <amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 7 Apr 2006 07:00:49 -0600

Just my personal input . . .I'm sure others on this group that are more
experienced will be able to answer more of your technical questions.

We are currently upgrading our Amayas to XT's (and I can hardly wait for
delivery).=20

1.   We have NEVER had any problems with service or tech support.  We call
Melco, and if they can't walk us through any questions or concerns on the
phone, they schedule a tech.  Our biggest problem with the tech is that
sometimes he shows up EARLY and we aren't home yet!  I always feel guilty
that I've left him sitting in the driveway!=20

2.  I LOVE our auto-actifeed system.  It did take a little getting used to,
but now that I know to watch the bobbin tension . . .. NO PROBLEMS!

3.  My personal opinion is these are the best designed machines on the
market.  Plastic does not equal cheaper construction.

4.  Although the XT has only been on the market since January, it follows
the same technology as the AMAYA that has been around for some time.

AND . . .. You have the support and guidance of this wonderful group.  I
don't often post (I'm more of a "lurker"), but I have learned more from this
group in a few months than any other source.  You will definitely want (and
need) to make sure you take the training classes.  Amayas are worlds
different from any other embroidery machine, and you want to be able to use
them to their highest capacity.  Don't know which training center you'd be
going to, but Denver is great!

I would not go back to any other machine for all the money in the world.

Tracy A. Neighbors, Owner
Enchanted Threads Embroidery & Design
1935 Enchantment Drive
Fort Collins, CO  80525
970-407-0088 phone
970-407-9661 fax
www.enchantthreadsembroidery.com


-----Original Message-----
From: amayausers-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:amayausers-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Steve Griswold
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 6:45 AM
To: amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [amayausers] Amaya XT vs other machines, your thought

Hi,
We are still in the research phase for starting up our small business.  From
talking with others and reading some of the trade magazines, it looks like
Melco (Amaya XT), Tajima, and Baridan are the three machines in the running.

We plan on purchasing one or two single head machines within the next one to
three months. =20
  =20
  Amaya XT Pros:
  =20
  16 colors
  Back up Tread
laser trace
Auto Thread tension system
Small Arm
Speed


  Amaya Cons:
  =20
  1. (Big one) Rumors of service problems and poor support
  2. Auto Thread tension system worries me that is might not work 3. Plastic
construction looks cheap
  4. New technology, Only been on the market since Jan.

My number one concern is that the machine(s) will go down and I'll be
waiting two weeks for a service tech to show up, or the part will be back
ordered. =20

  Any information on which machine and why would be great.

Information about us:

  Will be a home based business
Some travel to conventions with the machine(s) to get business leads
  New to the business
Familiar with PC's and Graphic Design like Adobe products

  Thanks,
Steve

       =20
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