...............................

Blowout sale......$7,000 for everything!

Why buy a new hot tub when you can have this indoor one with its own room?

(From Columbia to Orangeburg only cost approx $300 - $500)

This package includes:

• 2006 Master Spa LSX1050FST

• Climate Controlling 12x14 Noise Dampening Mobile Room

• Owner's Manual Kit (floating remote, other remotes, remote mounts, manuals, etc)
  

• Hot Tub 2 piece Cover
  

• Cabinet
  

• All lightings, fan, speakers, and everything in room
  

• 1 new spare two-speed 6HP Motor with Pump (a $550+ price)

.......... Pictures of hot tub below ........

Master Spa LSX1050FST Features:

(Note that the newer 2010 model has reduced functions and quality to compete with current competitive pricing)

• Spa Size - 10 feet long, almost 8 feet wide, and a little over 3 feet tall (120" x 94" x 39")
• Dry Weight - 1,115
• Gallons - 595
• Seating Capacity - 7 Adults
• Waterfalls - 3 Illuminated Waterfalls
• Control Systems - MS 8000 system Balboa Electronics (2010 model has a MS 5000 system), with LCD scrolling digital display of temperature and built in self diagnostic features for:
   • Ozone
   • Flo
   • Overheat
   • and more.
  Allows for change on preprogrammed filtration cycles, heating cycles, and energy savings mode. Utilizes 3 auxiliary remote control buttons, 2 for therapy seats and 1 for TV/Speaker lift.
• Pump System - 4 pump system consisting of dual 2-speed 6HP pumps, one single speed 6HP pump, and one circulation pump designed for continuous Filtration, Osonation, and Heating. Rating is break HP.
• Ozone - High output Corona Discharge Ozone Generator utilizing a sophisticated flash reactor system.
• Jet System - 90 Jets, all adjustable (Note, that some spas may have 110 jets, but if they do not have the energy/HP to push it, then it really is no point having all those jets. This spa has 3, 6HP pumps to push all that water. 8 air controls (2010 Model only has 4 air controls). 6 diverter valves (2010 model only has 4 diverter valves):
   • 1 for whirlpool seating
   • 1 for each waterfall (3 waterfalls)
   • 1 for resistant jets
   • 1 for Master Blaster
  
• Magnet Therapy - MasterForce Bio-Magnetic Therapy System Applies magnetic therapy to pressure points on the neck and back by strategic placement of powerful magnets behind the Aqua Pressure Seat and the reverse molded Stress Relief Seat.
• Lighting - (1) 12 volt underwater light and 110 volt deluxe waterline LED lighting.
• Heating System - M-7 5.5 KW (2010 model has only a 4KW) 825 Incalloy Heater System.
• Filtration - ECO PUR 4-stage filtration and purification system consisting of 150 sq. ft. One element is connect to the continuous filtration pump filtering 24 hours a day. The other element is connected to one of the 2-speed 6HP pumps with the option of filtering various programmable time periods per 24-hours.
• Pillows - 5 custom fit pillows (2010 model only has 3 custom fit pillows).
• Insulation - Polar Seal on plumbing, Polar Wrap on exterior cabinet wall.
• Cabinet - Galvanized steel frame (2010 model has powder coated painted frame) with exterior serviceable access panels on all sides, and a polymer-enclose pan bottom. DuraMaster cabinetry
• Power Requirements - 240 volts, 50 amps (included in circuit breaker box)
• Entertainment System -
   • 17" Flat screen TV (2010 model does have a 19" screen)
   • DVD player
   • Deluxe Clarion Stereo Receiver system
   • Floating remote control that controls everything
   • 8 speakers
• Cover - Two piece insulated cover makes it easy to remove and re-cover
• Link - http://www.masterspas.com/lsx1050.php This is a link to the 2010 model of the Master Spa LSX 1050

Climate Controlled Noise Damping Mobile Room

• Size - 14 feet long, 12 feet wide, 10 feet tall, and ceiling is 8 feet high
• Construction -
   • Sub floor is made out of 3/4 plywood
   • Joists are made out of treated 2x8
   • Three 2x8 skids to slide the hot tub on a Rollback truck or trailer for portability
   • We figured with the weight, we would place them 12" apart. Joist code is 16" apart from each other,
   • Interior/exterior walls are made of 2x6 studs, wrapped with 1/2 plywood for exterior and interior
   • Ceiling is constructed out of 1/2 plywood inside and 2x6 rafters
   • Roof is constructed out of Ondura red corrugated roof panels sealed with Kool Seal
   • Door is metal
• Steps - The frame is made from treated 2x4 and resting on PVC pipe, for easy drying. The steps are made from Trex® deck boards. The handrails are made from 2" galvanized steel.
• Insulation - Home Code requires at least R-13 on walls, we installed R-30 in all walls. Home Code requires R-30 for roof, we installed R-60 in all of roof. This help with noise emissions as well as being super insulated.
• Electric - Inspected by Electrician. Composed of breaker box with switch breakers for:
   • GFCI 50amp breakers for hot tub
   • White Lighting
   • Black Lighting
   • Ceiling Fan
   • 7 Outlets
   • Wall mounted A/C unit
• Lighting - There is up lighting which consists of standard white lights and also black lights, and down lighting under hot tub is white lights. There are no visible light bulbs to shine in your eyes.
• Outlets - There are:
   • 3 interior bottom outlets
   • 2 interior top outlets
   • 1 exterior outlet
   • 1 A/C outlet
• Switches (5 row light switch) -
   • 1 - controls the white lights
   • 1 - controls the black lights
   • 1 - controls the ceiling fan
   • 1 - controls all the outlets and ventilation fan
   • 1 - controls the wall mounted A/C unit
• Flooring -
   • Constructed out of 3/4 treated plywood.
   • Painted on top for water barrier.
   • Oatley 40mill think gray PVC shower pan liner on 1/3 of the floor where the steps are to get in/out of the hot tub for added water barrier.
   • Black exterior carpet
• Walls and Ceiling - They are all covered in corrugated foam for noise dampening. They are also painted black. When we created this room, it had black painted walls. Due to the echo factor of the flat walls, we had to install the corrugated foam for noise dampening. Not only did this help out with the quality of sound (like in a recording studio), but it also helped keep the sound from resonating outside and bothering neighbors. Unless you live in the country with lots of space, people and music will make too much noise at night and you will disturb the peace. Not with this unit!
• Storage Nook - Where do you place the 2 piece cover for the hot tub? Well, we added a storage nook to store it totally out of the way. Therefore, no floor space is lost in the hot tub room
• Ventilation - We added two top vents to outside with a single ventilation fan to ventilate the room and keep it dry
• Trim - Added trim work for a pleasant look
• Skids - Due to the fact we knew we would be moving this room, we placed skids underneath which can be pulled onto a flatbed tow truck for easy moving. We figured we would be moving some day and we are taking it with us.
• Utility Cabinet - A simple plastic utility cabinet to hold towels, chemicals, and supplies.

Need the cash?
Financing is always available:
CitiFinancial, a credit union, and your bank. We used American General to purchase this spa in '06.
We also like to use our vehicles as collateral or a home equity loan for purchases.

Click on each image to show larger image.
Click the back arrow (top left of browser) to come back to this screen

Original bill of sale

Original box

Mobile Room -14 feet long, 12 feet wide, 10 feet tall, and ceiling is 8 feet high

Front door with hot tub to left

These are a pictures of the up lighting

External extra speaker overhead and ceiling fan

Five panel switches for: lights (black and regular), ceiling fan, outlets, and A/C unit

Fuse box with GFCI 50 amp breaker. All inspected by certified electrician

Step handle, cabinet, and A/C unit in wall

Storage nook for hot tub covers on the left, steps on the right

Steps made from wood and not plastic

Floating remote controllers all of hot tub

Storage nook for hot tub covers. The covers are totally out of the way

One of the two external speakers on the hot tub

This is where the receiver and DVD player lives (original plastic still on cover)

Inside is the receiver and DVD player

Simple Storage cabinet to keep towels and chemicals

lights and waterfalls (many more lights than this)

Pop-up LCD 17" screen TV

Pictures with the door open and ambient lighting. Notice the pop-up speakers (x4) and the pop-up TV

Why should you own a Master Spa?
Did you know that America is drinking more bottled water than ever?
Energy Standards?

Contact
Dean 803-381-6002
or
Amy 803-381-6001

This spa can be connected to cable or satellite TV, internet, and it also has Sirius capabilities. It plays DVD, MP3, WMA, CD, and much more. This "Vacation at Home" is truly that. You can spend thousands on a nice getaway for a week and have memories, but you can have this setup and enjoy it every day. No matter if it is 30° outside or 101°, it is totally enclosed. So, you can create your own environment - heat, cool, wind, light, dark, black light, and any combination. The A/C unit cools down the room completely chilly in about 1/2 hour. We also love the Noise Dampening feature this room has. We can: turn up the music, talk loud, and watch movies or music videos (my favorite) at 11:00pm or later at night and you don't have to bother the neighbors at all. We know you will enjoy this setup, and we hate to part with it.

As long as this room is not attached to the home, it will not increase your home's taxes. It can be declared as a medical expense as long your doctor states that you would benefit from hydro therapy or a spa/hot tub.

~ Dean and Amy Lamonato