The Sequentium VMC System

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#1

Does anyone have any info regarding this machine? is it up to date? and is it effective? a place in toronto uses it and says its a advanced computerized machine. I just hope it works.

Any information regarding it would help!
Thanks!

#2

Hi:

James can probably add more detail, but I remember from previous postings that the VMC it is a computerized machine and a step up from the Sequentium 328. By all accounts it is a good machine.

I’m sure James would add “in the right hands” to that last statement.

Here is one thread where Dee talks about one she has used.

A website with info about features of the machine:
http://www.spaline.ca/sil_electro_seq.html

Alicia

#3

In my opinion, the VMC is somewhere between 3rd and tied for second place on the short list of the best machines currently available.

Of course, having said that, I must add, (as AliciaDarling said) in the right hands. Skill is always a consideration, and mistakes with one of these machines can be a much bigger problem than with some other machines.

#4

What, in your opinion, takes the 1st and 2nd place?

#5

Apilus Platinum is in my 1st place. Second place would be between the SX-500 and the Silhouet-Tone VMC.

Of course, that is my personal opinion that will be derided by some, ignored by others, and agreed with by others.

#6

Thanks. How would you rate the Apilus Jr, Apilus Sr, and the Sequentium 328, as they relate to clients’ comfort?

Aside from the fluff that is the pre-set settings, self-tests, memory for 300 clients, and other similar add-ons that aim to replace the good old pencil and paper, I needed some time getting used to the sequential current that takes that extra fraction of a second, after tapping the foot pedal.

#7

As a client, I can say the Apilus Senior II is excellent regarding client comfort, surpassed only by the Apilus Platinum.

#8

In my opinion, the Apilus Jr and Senior would edge out the Sequentium 328 by a hair.

As for the current, you may need to adjust your auto sensor delay. As for the currents that take a second or more to work, that is just a point of getting into a rhythm.