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Mrbig:
I’m stuck for these 2 baths:
Coast Spa Apex 82 Wellness Curve.
Master Spa Michael Phelps LSX800
I can get both for the same price, 15 470$, which should I choose?
It's a lot of money and of course I want to have what is best. If you talk to sellers, you never get any good answers except that their bath is the best. which bath do I get the most for the money and best massage? I have the Ankylosing spondylitis (AS).
I live in Sweden, please help me.
Best regards
Mr Big

Spatech_tuo:
If all other things seem equal then go with whichever dealer you think will service you well AFTER the sale!

castletonia:
Wet test both and pick the one that is better for you.  If there is not a clear winner, choose the dealer who you think will better support you.

bachman:
Agree- I'd place some importance on a gut feeling or level or sincerity for some help or hand-holding by the better or local dealer if I purchased a tub at the top of a line with features and frills that it probably comes with. Once understood, these things are pretty simple but the features, options or settings could easily overwhelm me.
You'll want to know everything about it to enjoy it and take full advantage of what it can do. Me ? I'd probably remember 10% of what they tell me or show me for operation and features.... and reading from a manual doesn't always translate to "What's best for here or me ?"
   

I see a few posts from time to time by people mentioning hidden features or secret options they never knew about on tubs many years old. It's especially nice to know the filtration cycles and options, lighting or fountain features for what may work best where you are and the climate related for various settings.

It sounds exciting to get such a nice tub, Congrats and best of luck with the winning candidate.  8)

swilly1000:
It really depends on what's most important to you. For me it's massage therapy.  I have a Master Twilight Series 8.25 and I love it.

Have you wet tested each of them yet? Definitely recommend doing that for the money you are about to spend.

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