Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: Rmack on December 17, 2005, 03:52:54 pm
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We were looking at a Dupree Bay at a dealer that was only 50 miles from us and it looked quite impressive. We plan on returning in the next few weeks to do a wet test.
Does anyone on the forum have any experience with this spa, and what are your impressions of it?
I liked the fact that it had two separate lounges with independent controls that would allow all jets to work at the same time, or you can chose the areas for your therapy and the pressure desired.
Ron
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(http://www.d1spas.com/images/Dupree%20Bay.jpg)
These size spas seem to be gaining in popularity, and this one has a nice looking lay out.
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It looks cool, kinda like a Fighter-Interceptor! I'd love to take one up on a reconnaisance mission into enemy territory.
Terminator
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It is an awesome spa that is not for everyone. As you can see it has two dedicated lounging recliners and is absolutely only a two person spa. They are unique and are priced in the upper end, justifiably so. You will enjoy the water test. It even has switching for the jets and lights at your fingertips underwater.
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It looks pretty cool. It is just right for a couple, with no kids living at home. Someone just looking for a 2 person therapy spa. Looks like it has plenty of jets. Who makes it? Dave.
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Dimension One Spas
http://www.d1spas.com/spa_selector.asp?spa=63
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It looks pretty cool. It is just right for a couple, with no kids living at home. Someone just looking for a 2 person therapy spa. Looks like it has plenty of jets. Who makes it? Dave.
Ideal for self-indulgent empty-nesters when they don't have to pay college tuition any longer. As stated, Dimension One Spas. They are on to something here for those who desire to benefit from Hot Water indulgence.
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From the positive replies, I'm getting exited to try it. The kids are all grown so this should be just right for the Wife and I.
Ron
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Way to go D-One. Very nice! For us, this has been the year of BIG Spas. Seems like everyone wants it big. Sales of smaller 2-3 seater spas have been less this year, with sales of 6-8 seaters shooting. But, as the baby boomers continue to get older and the kids move out, maybe sales will increase greatly in smaller spas. looks like D-One is taking a good jab at that market. Dave.
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Ron,
Be sure to check back and let us know how the wet test goes. I am curious how well a taller 6' plus person fits in the tub. Dave.
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I give credit to D1 for thinking outside the box on this one. I'm not sure how much of a market there is for a 2-seat spa on steroids but it is certainly unique. What does it go for?
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I think it is a very beautiful spa....very nicely featured but is defiantly meant for those willing to spend the dollars....if you want something uncommon and are willing to pay for it than it is a nice unit.....
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I think it is a very beautiful spa....very nicely featured but is defiantly meant for those willing to spend the dollars....if you want something uncommon and are willing to pay for it than it is a nice unit.....
What would be a rough, estimated price range on this tub?
The tub looks neat, but it seems to really be limiting (only two people, only lounges, can't move around too well in it, looks like you might need steps on each side, and if you ever get "bored" with the two loungers, you are pretty much done with the tub.
Don't get me wrong, if it's the tub for someone. then great, it just seems to be very limited, no?
If people have the room for a larger tub, why not go with one that seats more people? A larger tub at least gives you the option to entertain, plus you have other seats and a wider variety of jets and nozzles.
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I saw the Dupree Bay at a show last April and the selling price was 12K. The salesman said that was the actual selling price not an inflated MSRP. Very pricey.
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What would be a rough, estimated price range on this tub?
The tub looks neat, but it seems to really be limiting (only two people, only lounges, can't move around too well in it, looks like you might need steps on each side, and if you ever get "bored" with the two loungers, you are pretty much done with the tub.
Don't get me wrong, if it's the tub for someone. then great, it just seems to be very limited, no?
If people have the room for a larger tub, why not go with one that seats more people? A larger tub at least gives you the option to entertain, plus you have other seats and a wider variety of jets and nozzles.
Yep that pretty much sums it up.....kinda like 911 porsche .....for those who love it and have to have its the only way to go....and this spa might just be like that if you happen to fall in love with it....built for 2 and not much else....but it is nice if it works for you....
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Yep that pretty much sums it up.....kinda like 911 porsche .....for those who love it and have to have its the only way to go....and this spa might just be like that if you happen to fall in love with it....built for 2 and not much else....but it is nice if it works for you....
That was a good analogy for me. Thanks.
I was wondering who would buy this and why, and the Porshe comparision answered it; someone who wants it, and can afford to drop 12K without thinking to much about it.
I guess I am too pratical and too poor. ;) I drive a toyota, and have a tiger river. :)
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I own 3 of them right now!
We have probably sold more Dupree Bays from a single store than anyone on the country...It's a spa that fits a certin client and fits them very well. I love the Porshe 911 comparison and use it often.
Funny, I thought that it would be the spa of choice for the well-to-do empty nesters but it has really become a hit for the X-geners and Yuppies! When we see someone one pull up in a little sports car we take bets to see if they walk right up to one of the Duprees.
The last one we sold was to a couple of young military officers that said out of everything they tested it stood out beyond comparison for looks, massage and features.
Bill,
Don't fool yourself on size with this one by the picture you posted. It takes up as much space as an 8 ft spa.