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  1. I'm sorry, but you still miss the point. Any tub can be customized to deliver a deep tissue or soft tissue massage. I know for a fact Sundance as the ability to oscillate or pulsate. Most jet faces can be turned to determine how much pressure you want coming out of them on any spa. I fail to see the point of needing a new jet pack to fit someone's needs when you can just as easily move to another seat. We'll just agree to disagree, because personally, Bullfrog in my opinion is not a top-tier spa. Plus, the original post already expressed they weren't keen on Bullfrog as their first choice. So debating it still is rather pointless.
  2. Hot Springs would be my go to. Sundance to follow if you want a good quality tub that is very energy efficient. Whatever you choose is completely on you, and I do recommend a wet test. However, to consider Bullfrog in the same line? They are not a superior product. Yes, they have the one major draw point of less plumbing. But is buying a new jet pack that can be replaced a drawing point? How does anyone fall for that? Here's an idea. You could just move to a different seat in your Hot Springs/Sundance/Marquis/Jacuzzi. All seats in a spa are designed differently for a different feel and massage. The shell will also have a weaker structure, and all the places you're creating more space in it allows a better foothold for algae to bloom. I would stick with the main four to choose from.
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