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Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: tileman on September 24, 2006, 11:13:12 pm

Title: Over priced Grand Bahama?
Post by: tileman on September 24, 2006, 11:13:12 pm

Well I wet tested the Grand Bahama  today and liked it alot. I would have purchased, but at $7900 for the 52 jet configuration and no lifter or stairs, I was scared off. Is this price high or is that how much these spas cost?      Tileman

Title: Re: Over priced Grand Bahama?
Post by: sledjunkie on September 25, 2006, 06:21:19 am

overpriced

Title: Re: Over priced Grand Bahama?
Post by: TN__HOT_TUB on September 25, 2006, 07:47:42 am

Hard to say, but my gut says that's a bit high.

At $7,900 I would think you could get a spa in the Gold (maybe Platinum) line.

Title: Re: Over priced Grand Bahama?
Post by: Vinny on September 25, 2006, 10:40:38 am

In 2004 I paid about $6700 for a Cayman which is basically the same tub. Prices have increased somewhat drastically since then.

My tub included a circ pump, 56 jets, 3 therapy pumps, ozone (not he upgraded system), SS jets, single LED light, plastic skirting and coverlifter.

Basing what I paid and the fact an increase in about $1100 over the 2 years, my opinion is your not too far off in price. But I will say that pricing is different all over the country ... my price is a NJ price.

Title: Re: Over priced Grand Bahama?
Post by: clover on September 25, 2006, 10:53:18 am

Considering the Island Series has "menu" selected options that can be included it is hard to give an opinion on price.  After reviewing http://www.artesianspas.com/showroom/island/Bahama.asp  52 jets can be driven by 2 pumps or with an optional 3rd pump.  Other optional upgrades are 24 LED lighting, or "dyna bright" lighting, standard ozone, or "proPure" ozone system, water fall, circulation pump, stainless steel eschutcheons, dura wood cabinet, micro-ban shell all of which affect cost / pricing.

You do not indicate what was included in the particular spa you were quoted so it would be difficult for anyone to give you a meaningful response.  

Could you get it cheaper with the cover lifter and steps, maybe so, take your check book out and write a check so the dealer has the option to accept it or reject it, at least he will know your serious.

Title: Re: Over priced Grand Bahama?
Post by: wesj53 on September 25, 2006, 12:40:43 pm

Here in metro Chicago, we were quoted a price of $7500 (including stairs) for the Grand Cayman for the 62 jet version, so your price seems a bit high IMO. Try negotiating and see what you can do. By the way, we liked the Platinum series better and got a price of $10500 for the Dove Canyon (a wonderful tub with 5 pumps).

Title: Re: Over priced Grand Bahama?
Post by: sledjunkie on September 25, 2006, 12:50:22 pm

I paid $6177 for a leftover 05 gold series Opal.