Welcome to IntelliStitch

The most convenient way to get the IntelliStitch^® stitch regulators on your machine is the in-studio conversion, offered by IntelliStitch^® dealers and Kasa Engineering Services. Instead of trading in your machine for an upgrade, or sendig it to a dealer for conversion, our technician will visit you and install the IntelliStitch^® on your machine. After the installation is done we will demonstrate the operation, setup and maintenance of the IntelliStitch^®. We even stay to assist you during your first practice session with the machine, answering all the questions you may have.
Here is what some of those who took advantage of this option have to say:

"It's been a week since you converted my 97 Gammill Optimum to add the Intellistitch Turbo. I'm ecstatic with the purchase and the performance of the I/S Turbo. Starts and stops are so perfect and crosshatching and SID are so much easier. Zoltan - I love it and can't believe I waited so long to add the I/S to my machine! Many thanks for the professional installation and the quality product. You can be sure that I'll be recommending the addition of the I/S Turbo to anyone I know that has a longarm machine without it."

Marge Goumas
Hooked On Quilts
marge@hookedonquilts.

We are proud to introduce the newest revision of the IntelliStitch stitch regulator, the I/S-Turbo(cl). The new software is based in part on the analysis of the feedback from I/S-Turbo users. Even more importantly, we have listened to the opinion of those who chose other stitch regulators after trying the I/S. After about a one-year development process we think that the I/S-Turbo(cl) will satisfy even the most critical customers. (see the User Manual here)

We took the "I really like the I/S, but..." opinions and tried to eliminate what came after the "but". Here are some examples:

"... but I don't like the hammering of the firing stitch."

With its speed sensitive stitching power, the I/S-Turbo(cl) provides smoother stitching at both slow and fast machine movements. The feel of machines driven by the I/S-Turbo(cl) is now the same as the speed-based regulators, like the A-1 Stitch-Rite, the Gammill Plus and the APQS Millennium, while the advantages of the firing stitch technique are still maintained.

"... but sometimes I am getting these long stitches at points."

The reason why there are less long-stitch complaints coming from Millennium or Prodigy owners is that those machines have more powerful motors, which makes it easier to follow the sudden changes in speed and direction. We decided that instead of adding the cost of a more powerful motor to each conversion, we would make the motor control more "intelligent".