Hello!..Masters..

I am trying to buy a new embroidery machine and I was wondering.If brother 620 is good idea to purchase!!price cameout about $9400 incl.tax(training too)
incl. stand,capframe set and cylinder frame set and maybe with software(pe7design)..
Is this good deal or what? Do you recommand diffrent machine?

please help me..It's my first time investment ..

thank you for your concern...

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I have a brother home machine right now but I'm looking for a brother pr 600 or pr620.
I love my brother machine and most of the people that I've talked to that own one love them.

The quotes I've received so far for a 620 are $7999 and that included the machine, stand, cap frame and training. And thats before tax and the rebate. No software nor cylinder frame. The software would be $799 extra and the Cylinder frame would be an additional $1599. for a total of $10,397. I think Brother has a rebate right now if you get the cylinder frame when you purchase the 620. You get $300 and then another for purchasing the machine itself for $200. That would make it $9897.

Then another sewing center quoted me $8078 for the machine, cap frame, stand, traning and PE design. Then take the rebate of $200. and that would be $7887 before tax. Now thats with out the cylinder frame.

Hope this helps.

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Thank you for your help..

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no problem. I'm in the same boat. I'm thinking of getting a used 600 but Just hate the thought of not having a warranty....

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a brand new pr620 with four hoops/a complete tutorial how to operate and set up a business and a brand new software pe design 7.0

kewlembroidery@yahoo.com

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is this machine new or used your talking about??

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It is very good and easy to use my wife and i have one and started a small biz .In fact she is doing it full time now .with in one month she was able to quit she job .the only thing is you want the hat hoop we did not buy it right away within a week we went back and got it .The cylinder is not much good I would skip it also you need to look around the price you have is to high we paid about 7000. 00 with the hat hoop.

Good Luck and have fun

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If you are totally new to embroidery, I suggest you get a one needle sewing/embroidery machine to start. The Brother 4500 is a nice machine, but there are smaller field, cheaper machines for around $1000. Embroidery isn't just put the fabric on the machine and let it go. There is a learning curve for threads, stabilizers, materials etc. It also takes up a lot of time. What do you want to do with the machine? This is important. If it is just hats, then you can get a better deal on a used machine. If it is jacket backs or quilts, most of those take a field of atleast 12 x12 inches. The Brother 600's have a field of 12 x 9 inches (the last time I checked). The size of the field determines how many times you need to rehoop to embroider the designs. There's advantage to getting training on the machine, but you can go to most embroidery/sewing machine centers and they have classes on embroidery, software etc. I'd check out these classes and even sit in on a few before buying a machine.

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If you are looking for finance options I can help. I do financing for Start-Ups. give me a call. You can find my posts in here. I have help several people off this messageboard.

Tagen Jury
Ridgeline Capital Partners
949-226-7082

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i have abrand new pr620 for $5500

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