The first thing that grabs you about this machine is the fabulous color screen. It has a resolution of 640 x 480, the VGA standard set by the first Windows computers. There are 65,536 possible colors in each pixel on the screen, which makes it possible to use photographs as a screen saver. Even better, you can have up to 3 of your favorite pictures displayed in rotation. A convenient control under the screen allows it to be raised or lowered to the best height for you. It can also be moved all the way up to expose the full 9" opening for free motion quilting.

You won't have any trouble seeing your work on this beauty, with 7 bright white LED lamps illuminating the work surface. They don't burn out, so they won't ever need replacing!

Embroidery has never been so smooth or accurate, with the roller mechanism descended from Janome's robotic division. The arm folds behind the machine when not in use. It's extra length provides for standard hoop sizes of 5" x 4" and a whopping 8" x 8", the largest square hoop in the home embroidery market. Optional hoops allow for 2" x 2" free arm embroidery, as well as an 8" x 11" Macro hoop.

There is so much to say about this machine that we have devoted an entire website to it:
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