Why is it so hard to find prices online?

[East_TX_Spa]

Any other suggestions to look at? Thanks.

Look at the HotSpring Jetsetter.  Has a MotoMassage, bottom drain, 100% no-bypass filtration, 24-hour circulation pump, can be upgraded to Tri-X filters, and 6-color LED lighting comes standard.  You don't have to program filtration cycles, and 20 years from now you will still be able to get parts and service for it.

Oh yeah, it will also run off of 110V so you don't have to shell out another $5-600 for an electrician.

Terminator

[obi wan]

i just bought a used jetsetter at an auction about 3 weeks ago. how can you tell how old it is? the auction house wouldn't give info due to privacy of the estate sale.
its green speckled granite shell, redwood color composite siding, has 3 filters in the filter compartment, a moto massage, and the 2 soothing seven jets, plus some others..... excellent shape! looks like new. i bought it for a stupidly cheap price and it all works.... trying to figure out what its worth, as its a bit small for what i wanted, and ironically i just bought a new caldera niagra almost 2 months ago....

[Brewman]

Often companies can use serial numbers to determine when a product was made.  Start by emailing that info. to H.S. and see what they say.  
Brewman

[East_TX_Spa]

It's probably no more than 4 years old.  I sold one on consignment last week (a 2001 model) for $4300.

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[Jay_M]

i just bought a used jetsetter at an auction about 3 weeks ago. how can you tell how old it is? the auction house wouldn't give info due to privacy of the estate sale.
its green speckled granite shell, redwood color composite siding, has 3 filters in the filter compartment, a moto massage, and the 2 soothing seven jets, plus some others..... excellent shape! looks like new. i bought it for a stupidly cheap price and it all works.... trying to figure out what its worth, as its a bit small for what i wanted, and ironically i just bought a new caldera niagra almost 2 months ago....

I don't suppose you are in the los angeles area.
If so, I would have to say it is not worth much at all..but I'll take it off your hands

~Jay

[RTex]

You might want to look at a "garden leisure" spa.  I read they are made by Dynasty Spas out of Tennessee and are decent quality.  They are typically sold by small neighborhood style pool shops and may be in your price range.  Other possibilities are Emerald and Reflections.  What part of the country do you live in?  Are you near a Harrow's.  They carry Reflections and Viking, I believe.  Another possiblity is Savanah Spas. I've been told they are made by Hydrospa and I found a very nice dealer selling them, who would likely give good after sale support.

[obi wan]

It's probably no more than 4 years old.  I sold one on consignment last week (a 2001 model) for $4300.

Terminator

oh well. easy come, easy go..... i sold it for $2400 cash, but as i got it for a REALLY good price, i am quite happy with my "profit margin", and some one here in va beach got a really good deal...... igot some input that  $2600-3300 was fair $ for that spa with no guarantee, so alls well that ends well....