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  • Anyone own a Melco Bravo?

    After going through 6 salespeople in the past couple years and getting no-where with Melco, I found out that Gerald Ridishaldi is my sales rep for Florida. Finally, I have a sales person who cares and will follow up and help handle issues unlike in the past. So now I'm thinking about buying another Melco machine. I really don't need the larger XT machine as 95% of my business is small pocket designs or fronts of caps so I'm looking at the Bravo. Anyone have this machine that can give me positive and negative feedback on this?
    Thanks

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    Steve,
    Physically, the Bravo is the same size as the Amaya XT only it is limited in software features.

    Personally, for all it's limitations, I'd rather spend the extra money and buy the XT but if money is really an issue, the Bravo might be an option. Remember that the machine will eventually pay for itself in time.

    I found this info from some sales literature:

    AMAYA OS Lite is similar to AMAYA OS SE but with the following exceptions:
    Speed is limited to 1000 st/min.
    Cannot change the speed within AOS, only at the machine
    No Laser Alignment functionality
    Only can use the Load Design Wizard to load a design.
    Cannot load machine settings from an OFM file
    No Design Queue (Cannot load a design into AMAYA from within Design Shop)
    No color backup
    No auto color match
    No settings by colors
    Can set the color change sequence only though the Load Job Wizard in AOS.
    No Auto Mode for Acti-Feed
    No Design Notes
    Cannot startup DS or Sizer from within AOS.
    No grid
    No test sew (piece count) out mode
    No advanced status on machine view
    No 3D view
    No zoom
    The “Move” property page functionality is disabled
    There is a strict limit of only 1 AMAYA or BRAVO machine that connects to a PC.
    Cannot make use of “Use Settings from Design” feature.
    No statistical reporting
    No Melco Director interface
    No “Show Origin” tool, but the “Show Origin” feature is always turned on.
    The following controls are disabled on the Color Sequence dialog: Applique, Pause, Hold, Stop, Skip
    Cannot turn off hoop limits.
    No sequin support
    Only AMAYA hoops that are equal to or smaller than 36 x 30 cm can be used.
    No support of the wide angle cap frame.


    If you ever get to the point where you would like to upgrade, you would have to trade in the Bravo and have them send you an XT. There is not a part that you can add to the Bravo to turn it into an XT. This is what I understand to be the case with any sort of upgrade. Check with your saleperson.

    Ed
    -The Embroidery Authority-<br /><br />\"Turning your Problems into Production.\"<br />Ed Orantes<br />504-258-6260

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