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I wet tested an Envoy recently with the moto. I loved the neck jets, however, I wasn't overly impressed with the moto. I thought it went up and down my back too fast - and felt it would be much better if the speed could be programable. Having said that, it was a quick soak and it would probably grow on me as I got used to it.
If I remember correctly, I believe you CAN slow the pace of the Moto Massage down by adjusting the air venturi. Try one again and experiment or ask the salesperson if it can be done (although I found many selespeople who knew less about their own units than I did as a consumer).
QuoteIf I remember correctly, I believe you CAN slow the pace of the Moto Massage down by adjusting the air venturi. Try one again and experiment or ask the salesperson if it can be done (although I found many selespeople who knew less about their own units than I did as a consumer).The motion is driven by air basically so you'e right, you should be able to control the speed and strength by varying the air. Your last comment is a good observation, with my apologies to all salespeople here as that does not apply to all. I've seen salespoeple from a couple brands that were less than knowledgeable. They can make or break a presentation just by how much they know. Soemtimes it's even refreshing if they admit they are unsure and will have to check on that as opposed to giving a snow job that is often easy to see through. However, they should be the exception, not the rule and most I know are quite knowledgeable in their craft (or are working to get there) though there are a few that just don't have the desire to truly learn their product and they weed themselves out eventually.