SOLD ex-Demo Pfaff Select 3.2. (with IDT) Mechnical

[grannysyb]

Are you selling the 3.2 or are you still looking for a different Pfaff and haging onto it for now? I might be interested ......

[Marniesews]

I'm a bit under the weather today and struggling getting all the folk straight who are wanting or thinking of selling different Pfaff's. I have two Pfaffs, the Select 3.2 and the Performance 5. They're at opposite ends of the spectrum and neither is perfect but I rather favour the little mechanical over the heavily computerised PP5. The Select doesn't have adjustable foot pressure or needle/up down (the only things I miss really) while the P5 is so top heavy with computerisation I honestly wish it wasn't as clever as it is. That's why I love my 1990 computerised Bernina more, even without IDT and no adjustable foot pressure either.

All the overloaded computerisation often makes choosing all those functions just more complex as opposed to more convenient. A simple button or dial to change stitch length or width can save so much time over tap, tap, tapping on a screen.

[annieeg]

@grannysyb   Hi. Yes The Pfaff Select 3.2 is still for sale.   
Annieeg

[grannysyb]

Hi Anniegg, does it have all the feet etc. that a new machine would have?

[annieeg]

Hi @grannysyb
This is the specification and accessories:

It has the Pfaff IDT Feed System.

•27 utility stitch programs, covers a wide range of stretch stitches.
•Automatic buttonholes in adjustable widths. Sew them without having to turn the fabric.
•Variable stitch width up-to 5.5mm and length up-to 6.0mm.
•15 needle positions, for perfect topstitching and accurate seams.
•Electronic speed control, gives full motor power even at slow speeds, switch between two speed settings.

•Snap-on presser feet.
•LED lights.
•Drop feed.  Ideal for quilting and free hand embroidery.
•Pfaff's rotary hook action, front loading.
•Large accessory storage area, swing or remove it to use the long, extra slim free arm.
•Hard plastic cover and storage for foot control and accessories.
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•Standard Accessories:
•Buttonhole foot
•Zipper foot
•Zig-Zag foot
•Overlock foot
•Blind Hem foot
•Quilting Guide
•Seam ripper
•Screw driver
•Set of needles
•Bobbins (4)
•Lint brush
•Spool holder (Large & Small)
•Second spool pin

[grannysyb]

It sounds great, would love to buy it! 

[toileandtrouble]

Apart from the variable stitch width, LED lights and needle positions it sounds pretty much identical to my elderly Pfaff 6120 which goes on and on.  It's the one machine that just feel like an extension of me, although the others work perfectly well. I love their feet too.  Mine has fewer stitches and only 3 needle positions, but they don't seem to have added any unnecessary bells and whistles. It sounds a great machine.

[grannysyb]

Annieeg, I've decided that I really want to buy the machine if you would be willing to sell it for £170,could you let me know how much the postage or courier would be. Sybil

[annieeg]

@grannysyb
I've sent you a personal message 
Annieeg