MC6500 dan Bernette E92c

Sheila Wahid January 13, 2010
Salam...


Entry ini Sheila tulis untuk berkongsi info tentang 2 buah mesin jahit yang Sheila ada, satunya Bernette E92c (for Bernina) dan lagi satu MC6500 (Janome). Bernette 92e tu Sheila beli  dah setahun dah, pada Januari 2009... tapi jarang-jarang guna. Fungsinya boleh tahan banyak... Yang sebelah kiri tu Bernette E92c dan yang kanan tu pula MC6500.
HARGA :

Janome MC6500 Professional : RM5,499.00 (Full Pakej)
Bernette E92c : RM3,600.00




SAIZ

Dari segi saiz Janome MC6500 lebih besar daripada Bernette E92c. Yang depan tu Bernette E92c.


RUANG KERJA
Bagi Janome MC6500 Professional mempunyai ruangan kerja yang lebar sehingga 9", sangat sesuai bagi menjahit quilt

Bernette E92c cuma 6" sahaja, agak sempit tapi masih boleh je
  
EXTENSION TABLE

Kedua-dua mesin ni didatangkan dengan extension table. Secara peribadi, Sheila lagi prefer extension table Janome MC6500



Janome MC6500 Professional

 


Bernette E92c


TAPAK TAMBAHAN



Janome MC6500 Professional

 Tapak tambahan bagi Janome MC6500 Professional disertakan dalam sebuah kotak siap dengan numbering system yang memudahkan kita mengenal pasti jenis-jenis tapak yang hendak digunakan.



Bernette E92c
Bagi Bernette E92c ini adalah ruang khas untuk tapak tambahan. Jika inginkan tapak selain daripada yang disertakan ianya boleh dibeli secara berasingan.

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Thanks Patch crazy Mags & Anonymous for the comments,

Bernette is low range in Bernina series while MC6500 is mid range in Janome series.

So you guys (readers/future buyers) need to decide which machines suit your needs and your pocket too ^_^

As for me, both are great machines. I love to have series of sewing machines (especially Janome) for me and my friends to use and experience with it.


So readers, don't get upset or confused... you read and you decide, it's your decision at the end of the day. Whatever your decision is, hope you're happy and enjoy sewing..

Till then...



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6 Comments

  1. Margaret Yong14 January 2010 at 11:31

    i think u are not comparing apple to apple here. look at the price difference - about $2000 of course you get different products. if you wish to compare machines in the future compare the machines in the same range or else it is a waste of time.

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  2. Sheila14 January 2010 at 21:39

    Dear Patch crazy mags

    Thank you for your concern. Let me guess, you must be one of the Bernina owner. As you can see here, I never compare apple and apple, I just share the info about my two machines that is Bernette 92e which I bought last year January and MC6500 which I bought this year January... Is there anything wrong with it??

    If I have Bernina 440QE also I will share the info with my readers... with the price of RM7000++ of course the features that Bernina 440QE have is more than MC6500, eg. BSR..

    Well, I just share whatever I have in my personal collection. There's no issue here. Waste time or not it is my time...

    Thank you for droping by.

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  3. Margaret Yong15 January 2010 at 14:22

    does not matter if i am a bernina owner. the way you write is like you are comparing a machine 92e which is a low end bernina with a MC6500 which is a mid range Janome in yr blog. you will mislead a lot of people who are trying to decide between which machines to buy. good luck with yr quilting and hope u enjoy both yr machines.

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  4. Anonymous17 January 2010 at 09:13

    In general, the newer Bernette sewing machines and embroidery machines are made by Janome. The Bernette sergers are made by Juki. All types have a few changes per Bernina specifications to distinguish them from the manufacturer's equivalent version. For example, my Bernette Deco 330 is the same mechanically as a Janome 300e but it has a different format (EXP) and different built-in designs. If this newer Bernette is made by Janome, it is probably a pretty solid machine. I'd double-check how it accepts designs; you really want a USB connection rather than the specialized card that my 330 uses.

    source : http://74.125.153.132/search?q=cache:b2USPrL9-ggJ:www.sewforum.com/viewtopic.php%3Ff%3D4%26t%3D123558+bernette+manufacturer&cd=12&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=my&client=firefox-a

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  5. SewAndCut18 January 2010 at 16:07

    It's misleading to suggest that the Bernette line has the same attribute as the Bernina line. Technically speaking, they're totally different in specification, design and quality. Any store that carry both of these brands should educate their customers to distinguish between the two to avoid later confusion. The lowest model of true Bernina is the 1008 (mechanical), NOT the Bernette 56.

    Bernina is also known as the Rolls Royce of sewing machines and devoted its "regal heritage" exclusively to the "royalty of sewers" whereas the Bernette is more suited for the "indigents". Expensive doesn't mean the best. Look for other brands and make comparisons. You'll be surprised to discover the startling truth about the Bernette owners are actually paying more for brand name rather than features.

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  6. mama1 February 2010 at 17:07

    askum..nak tau bernette gan janomie..sama ke function nya?? lagi satu pd pendapat u yg mana lebih canggih n kuality dari segi jahitan,pilihan corak n kegunaanya..

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