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Thread Number: 5822
Hoover Spirit/Dimension |
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Post# 64858 4/3/2009 at 12:25 (5,494 days old) by kirbyclassiciii  (Milwaukie, Oregon) |
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| Post# 65040 , Reply# 1 4/5/2009 at 02:29 (5,493 days old) by kenmore81 (Warwick, RI) | ||
Hmmm???
Sounds about right Ben, I think the spirit was not only to replace the Celebrity but also to compete with the kenmore canister design, and are lighter/cheaper than the Celeb and compitition. As for the Dimention I think that was also to compete with Kenmore/Eureka and serve as thier "high end' series. Ken | ||
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Post# 65060 , Reply# 2 4/5/2009 at 09:29 (5,492 days old) by kirbyclassiciii (Milwaukie, Oregon) |
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The Electronic 1000 | ||
| Post# 65065 , Reply# 3 4/5/2009 at 10:45 (5,492 days old) by kenmore81 (Warwick, RI) | ||
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Umm....
I know I wanted/want one lol..I know the U.K. version was the senortronic. The US version did replace the the E1000 IIRC also there was a few versions of the Demention.Demention 900, 1000,I belive Hoover also used the Supermacy name on it also. I don't know if this answers your question. I don't know much about it other than It was the first "electronic" controled vac that I remeber as a kid along with the Concept Two Electronic. and at 299.99 for the concept and 399.99 for the Dimention 1000(I think) I couldnt afford it on my 3$ a week allowance lol. Kenny | ||
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Post# 65068 , Reply# 4 4/5/2009 at 12:10 (5,492 days old) by kirbyclassiciii (Milwaukie, Oregon) |
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Supremacy Canisters
Ken, Yes, the Supremacy versions of the Spirit/Dimension line did exist when Hoover brought out that series (which also included uprights based on the former Convertible/Decade line) to limited markets in the early 1990s. Also, the U.K.-built Innovation (called the Turbomaster in its country of origin) was Hoover's second go at an electronically controlled upright vacuum, after the most-expensive U.S.-built upright model, the Concept Two Electronic. Unfortunately, electronic vacuums never did sell that well due to (among other things) issues with the PCBs (printed circuit boards). And it seems as though there are no electronically-controlled vacs out there being made today, AFAIK. ~Ben | ||
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Post# 65085 , Reply# 8 4/5/2009 at 16:50 (5,492 days old) by kirbyclassiciii (Milwaukie, Oregon) |
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Not Too Many (I Stand Corrected) | ||
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