Hot Springs JetSetter

[Jims]

We are going to have a Spa indoors  Liked the Solana TX by HS until I saw the Jetsetter
I'm kind of favoring it although the Tx fits the space a little better

Looking for opinions and input

[Spatech_tuo]

If in doubt I'd opt for the larger one when you're looking at the small type spas. You only get one chance to make the right choice for many years to come (hopefully).

[jetster]

Our jetsetter is outside. Great tub.

[East_TX_Spa]

The Jetsetter is one of our best sellers.  The majority of the folks who buy them are older with no kids.  My mother and father have had one for going on 6 years now and Dad still uses it 3 times per day.  Theirs is in their living room and they have had no problems with the spa being in the house.

The Solana TX is a wonderful little spa, but the Jetsetter is a GREAT little spa.  Does everything the biggest top-of-the-line HotSpring spas do, just takes up less space.  It'll last you pretty much forever, as well.

Here's some other opinions you might want to look at.  Hope this helps!

http://www.epinions.com/hmgd-Pool_and_Patio-Pool_Equipment-Spas-All/show_~top_sellers

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[Chris_H]

 My mother and father have had one for going on 6 years now and Dad still uses it 3 times per day.  

I guess you guys from Texas don't shower.

[Spatech_tuo]

I guess you guys from Texas don't shower.

Only when it rains.

[Chas]

Keep in mind that the TX is a single-pump system, with all the basic equipment. I have sold a bunch of them and they do a great job. But even though it does work very well, it is not a smaller version of the HotSpring tub.

What I mean is that the Jetsetter has a diverter, no-bypass filtration, a small silent circ pump, better warranty, more jet variety, bigger number of jets, LED lighting, two siding colors, several shell colors, more cover colors, cover lifts are available though the lid on the TX is a featherweight and really doesn't need a lift, larger jet pump, cleanup cycle, pump shroud, and a few other things that I can't bring to mind just now.

Not saying either one will automatically be better for you, just pointing out that the Jetsetter may be small, but it is built just like the $10K tubs HotSpring offers.