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My opinion,the spa-audio is a bells and whistles attachment. If you have surplus money,I would buy it. If you're budget minded,I would suggest going with some deck speakers.Hot-Springs is very customer orientated,and you can't go wrong with purchasing from them. GL
hmmm, sounds too good to be true.Just paid 7799 for the vanguardHot Springs Vanguard- Pearl Cover Cover Lift II (add for +150)Stairs Hand Rail (added for +119)Ozonator (not included)Silver ION package & some other filtration package?? (not included)GE 50 Amp Electric Box for the outside Chlorine chemical supply kit (supposedly $250+ worth) (BaquaSpa)Delivered You inked a great deal!
Hi! ... Sealed a deal I though was pretty decent and wanted to get a little feedback to see if this a fair deal.Hot Springs Grandee - PearlCoverCover Lift IIStairsHand RailOzonatorSilver ION package & some other filtration package??GE 50 Amp Electric Box for the outsideChlorine chemical supply kit (supposedly $250+ worth)Delivered$7999This is in the Chicagoland AreaReasonable??
Also, I was quoted $1800 for the Spaudio at the 1st dealer, but this guy said $1500 originally but went to $1200 and is still checking to see if he can sell it to me lower (if I want it) - Still debating on the Spaudio,.
I have a question, does the HotSpring Spa Audio system include a stereo for that price or is it similar to the Marquis transducer system with floating remote and repeater? My guess would be for $1200 to $1500 you got a stereo in that also…..
Spaudio comes with two transducers which mount to the backside of the shell. It also includes a huge power amp, capable of over 300 watts per channel - this amp is specifically designed for this particular job, and has all the sealed components and oversized cooling fins that are needed to live a long life in the motor compartment of a HotSpring spa.Finally, it comes with a CD/MP3 player (with AM/FM stereo receiver built in) which goes into a water resistant box that plugs into a recepticle on the outside of the tub. This box is large enough to accomodate most any CD/MP3 player that you may have - or you can use any device with a line output - such as an Ipod, Napster, Palm Pilot, even a cassette play if you still have one of those. You can also leave off the black box and direct-wire a line-level input from your home system or other system.