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Highland is there low class and is what series the Cumberland is.
QuoteHighland is there low class and is what series the Cumberland is. Please. We call it entry level.
I have sat in a Cumberland and found it to be as comfortable as all the other Caldera spas. From what you have mentioned, this sounds like it might be a great choice. I would, however, look also at the Hot Spring Solana SX. This is a small, square tub that is for three people. It is 110v with the Moto Massage. It's a pretty good little spa. Either the Cumberland or Solana SX would be good choices. Tileman, I know what you are trying to say by using low class, but that makes it sound like the spa is of inferior quality. The Highlands may not be as flashy, but the quality is every bit that of a "high class" Caldera.
Longshot, even if others find the Cumberland to be a great buy for the money, You'll never know if it meets YOUR satisfacion unless the dealer can figure out how to get you in one for a wet test. That's the most imortant aspect of purchasing a spa, so if it's not capable of happening move on to the next dealer. Just in case, what are the other dealers around you?
Sorry for the "poor" word selection. I will change it from low class to entry level.You must be a dealer of Watkins Manufacturing. If I had to guess, I'd say Hotsprings. You guys make it easier and easier to tell that you're dealers. It only bothers ME when you guys are biased. It's just not fair to the consumer.
QuoteSorry for the "poor" word selection. I will change it from low class to entry level.You must be a dealer of Watkins Manufacturing. If I had to guess, I'd say Hotsprings. You guys make it easier and easier to tell that you're dealers. It only bothers ME when you guys are biased. It's just not fair to the consumer. Longshot, even if others find the Cumberland to be a great buy for the money, You'll never know if it meets YOUR satisfacion unless the dealer can figure out how to get you in one for a wet test. That's the most imortant aspect of purchasing a spa, so if it's not capable of happening move on to the next dealer. Just in case, what are the other dealers around you?Nope, you're wrong. I do, however, have a good friend who sells Hot Spring - the place I bought my Vanguard. And I know the Caldera dealer from my time in the swimming pool industry. Having been in the industry, but from the pool side, I see a lot of what goes on out there. I do have an opinion on what is best, and I make no apologies for my opinion. Others have theirs and make them known. I've just seen people with bad experiences from certain manufacturers out there, so I like to let people know Watkins' products are good products. There are other manufacturers that are good as well. We all know that. No flash of brilliance there. I just like my Hot Spring.
Sorry for the "poor" word selection. I will change it from low class to entry level.You must be a dealer of Watkins Manufacturing. If I had to guess, I'd say Hotsprings. You guys make it easier and easier to tell that you're dealers. It only bothers ME when you guys are biased. It's just not fair to the consumer. Longshot, even if others find the Cumberland to be a great buy for the money, You'll never know if it meets YOUR satisfacion unless the dealer can figure out how to get you in one for a wet test. That's the most imortant aspect of purchasing a spa, so if it's not capable of happening move on to the next dealer. Just in case, what are the other dealers around you?