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Any recent opinions on Bullfrog Spas?
Tman122:
--- Quote from: FL Person on April 05, 2016, 04:48:04 pm ---I have a Bullfrog R6 on order. Should be ready for it in the next few weeks. This will be my first spa. I wet tested and did research. These spas clearly have less plumbing than traditional designs and have fewer hull penetrations. Looking forward to my new spa.
FL Person
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Welcome to spatopia.......
flipflopper:
Well, I bought a used Sundance instead of a new Bullfrog (for details, check out the "Pics of My New Hot Tub" section of the forum).
beachgrad:
This is probably a little late for a reply, but..... I LOVE my bullfrog spa. It's predecessor was one of the major names mentioned above that had constant little leaks and cost a fortune to heat (and I live in a fairly mild climate). My Bullfrog is probably ten years or so old, I think it's a model 451 (4 jetpacks, 5 total seats, one pump). I will admit I had to replace the circuit board a couple years ago but that has been it for repairs. Plus the parts guy walked me through the troubleshooting and replacing the part only took me a few minutes. What do I love. It is efficient, sure, but I love the jetpacks. I can pick the ones I want and I can move them from location to location. I also really like how the plumbing is designed. Far fewer opportunities for leaks and the plumbing is fairly accessible if a leak does occur (which hasn't happened). What would I do different if I were buying a new one. I'd buy a unit with two pumps. Mine only has one and will not run everything at full strength at one time. Since their are usually only one or two in the tub at a time I just turn off the nozzles on the jetpacks we aren't using, so I have a workaround, but a second pump would be great.
Tummy54:
I have an A7, just over a year old. Mechanically its been good, but against my better judgement we got the stereo system. In just over a year and half of owning the A7, I have had all the speakers replaced and 1/2 are broke again.
Some are louder than others, one is blown and crackling. I just had the service department here last week to fix one and now 2 others are broke.
I plan on contacting Bullfrog directly, this is defect issue. Unless there are others out there experiencing similar issues.
Hottubguy:
--- Quote from: Tummy54 on October 21, 2016, 09:11:34 pm ---I have an A7, just over a year old. Mechanically its been good, but against my better judgement we got the stereo system. In just over a year and half of owning the A7, I have had all the speakers replaced and 1/2 are broke again.
Some are louder than others, one is blown and crackling. I just had the service department here last week to fix one and now 2 others are broke.
I plan on contacting Bullfrog directly, this is defect issue. Unless there are others out there experiencing similar issues.
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Usually the first thing to go on a hot tub is the stereo. Speakers and water don't mix well together. Are they still under warranty?
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