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ghostrider

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  1. Well if you believe the hype of spas being "low cost" to operate. Then dealers should have no problem having 3 or 4 tubs filled to be tested. Per the specs I've seen and especially because the spas are inside and low use, it should cost them more than $200/mo. Also the so called I'd have to sell it as used doesn't fly either. The discounts I've seen are maybe $1500 and that means there are still large margins.

    In other words if i can not test the specific tub I'm interested in buying, I won't purchase it. Would you buy a car you couldn't test drive? Some of these tubs cost more than my commuter car was brand new.

  2. We are an extremely tall family. Only one of 5 is under 6' and we've decided that loungers are a waste of space. Now we are in the phase of focusing on a spa with no lounger. A few details of our specifics follows. Would love any input others may have.

    1) live at 8000' in the Rockies, Colorado. Temps range single digits to 50s during winter months.

    2) need to comfortably fit 6 tall adults

    3) no lounger

    4) moderate use, 3 days per week year round.

    5) will be installed on a deck that is constructed to accept 7000lbs 12'x10'.

    6) entertainment system not required. In fact less desired, especially tv as there is no signal to receive in our area.

    7) mechanically and electrically inclined family.

    8) price range not a major concern. However durability is.

    Suggestions? Btw can spas be ordered without entertainment systems?

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