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BullFrogSpasMN:
--- Quote from: Tman122 on September 17, 2015, 05:36:16 pm ---I'd rather move my butt to a different seat rather than have to move a jet pac. But that's just me. Seems wet testing is even more important. Like we always say.
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and you can certainly still do that in a Bullfrog, its just nice to be able to move your favorite jets to seats of varying heights to accommodate a spouse or family member that may be 5" taller or 5" shorter and also just to have jets "hit" your back/shoulders/neck at different points due to the difference in height(s) among the seats. Just because they have 16 different Paks doesn't mean they are forcing you to move anything around, heck you could keep the same JetPaks in the same seats for 10 years if you'd like, its merely about having options that no other spa company can offer. And yes regardless of all that I will always still recommend a wet test to make sure any spa you are looking at purchasing fits your needs perfectly.
Racenut:
Guess what Tman... You don't have to move a jetpack, you can still just move your butt to a different seat. You can enjoy it just like any other tub where you don't have the option.
I will say that several other brand/models we looked at were quickly eliminated from consideration simply because the "good seats" were not where I wanted them. My tub sits in a corner and I don't care how awesome the massage is, I don't want to be facing the corner. Likewise the seats that allow me to relax and look out over my backyard gardens should have jets I like, as that's where I want to sit. Bullfrog lets me set it up how I want it. If this came with some obvious sacrifice I could see your point, but so far, I haven't found a downside to the modular design. You don't like it, I see that, I just haven't read a good reason why.
Tman122:
--- Quote from: BullFrogSpasMN on September 17, 2015, 06:07:16 pm ---
--- Quote from: Tman122 on September 17, 2015, 05:36:16 pm ---I'd rather move my butt to a different seat rather than have to move a jet pac. But that's just me. Seems wet testing is even more important. Like we always say.
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and you can certainly still do that in a Bullfrog, its just nice to be able to move your favorite jets to seats of varying heights to accommodate a spouse or family member that may be 5" taller or 5" shorter and also just to have jets "hit" your back/shoulders/neck at different points due to the difference in height(s) among the seats. Just because they have 16 different Paks doesn't mean they are forcing you to move anything around, heck you could keep the same JetPaks in the same seats for 10 years if you'd like, its merely about having options that no other spa company can offer. And yes regardless of all that I will always still recommend a wet test to make sure any spa you are looking at purchasing fits your needs perfectly.
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But all tubs have different height seats so the jets hit you in different spots.
Racenut:
--- Quote from: Tman122 on September 18, 2015, 06:42:32 am ---But all tubs have different height seats so the jets hit you in different spots.
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Are you really this obtuse or are you just screwing with us?
OK, let's pick the Hot Spring Moto Massage... since people tend to rave about it. What do you do when the moto massage is in the deep seat and you're 5' tall? Or they put it in the shallow seat and you're 6'5"? Or the lounge, but you float out of it? But you really want a moto massage?
It's all about having options! Bullfrogs are the perfect tub for people who don't deal well with commitment ;D
av8r:
--- Quote from: Racenut on September 18, 2015, 11:55:38 am ---
--- Quote from: Tman122 on September 18, 2015, 06:42:32 am ---But all tubs have different height seats so the jets hit you in different spots.
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It's all about having options! Bullfrogs are the perfect tub for people who don't deal well with commitment ;D
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or those who recognize innovation and flexibility in a product they're likely to have around for 10 years.
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