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sunsally · 12-08-2006, 05:59 PM

KBL has two booths, with 3 options.

The Pure Energy Tower is the MacDaddy of Performance! 52 230W lamps, amazing cooling, quiet, comfortable, a good 6 inches taller than most. Great booth.

The Space 2000 is a very nice booth as well. A little less expensive for a few less lamps and wattage, but still VERY nice fit, finish, comfort, and most importantly - tanning quality.

In addition, myst and/or aroma can be added to the Space 2000 booth to go for the "spa/luxury" type experience and give it another selling feature.

I'd definitely have those in my Top 3. I like the TanAmerica SunUpII as ell. Not as much of a "performer" (and longer tan time which can be a negative to some tanners), but the HP facials lamps are a nice feature to help "sell" standing up.

Like the Iso Italia V28-ER stand-up as well -- but that is HP, not VHR.

These are ones I would consider paying full price for and buying new.

Many, many other stand-ups on the market and perfectly "adequate" and I would use them as a "well, we have to have a stand-up, don't we?" kind of booth and try to buy used for half the price of new.

12-08-2006, 05:59 PM	#2 (permalink)
sunsally www.highlinecapital.com Join Date: Nov 23 2004 Location: ITA Member & Berman Supporter! Posts: 2,484 Rep Power: 8	Re: KBL Stand-up beds KBL has two booths, with 3 options. The Pure Energy Tower is the MacDaddy of Performance! 52 230W lamps, amazing cooling, quiet, comfortable, a good 6 inches taller than most. Great booth. The Space 2000 is a very nice booth as well. A little less expensive for a few less lamps and wattage, but still VERY nice fit, finish, comfort, and most importantly - tanning quality. In addition, myst and/or aroma can be added to the Space 2000 booth to go for the "spa/luxury" type experience and give it another selling feature. I'd definitely have those in my Top 3. I like the TanAmerica SunUpII as ell. Not as much of a "performer" (and longer tan time which can be a negative to some tanners), but the HP facials lamps are a nice feature to help "sell" standing up. Like the Iso Italia V28-ER stand-up as well -- but that is HP, not VHR. These are ones I would consider paying full price for and buying new. Many, many other stand-ups on the market and perfectly "adequate" and I would use them as a "well, we have to have a stand-up, don't we?" kind of booth and try to buy used for half the price of new.