I google my bed now and find it cheaper and kick myself, but all in all its okay, fun, I get some color and my friends are jealous. The warranty doesn't transfer and you will be replacing parts right and left.not just bulbs.I realized I bent the locking clasps on the gas springs on my bed while putting it together so I can look forward to replacing those earlier than expected. Don't expect much tho, buy the jeans instead and save for a big bed or go to the salon. I wouldn't buy it used unless you are getting a killer deal like really killer, maybe around what you would pay for a nice pair of jeans. Especially if she isn't salon tanning to supplement. It has 16 bulbs in it so your daughter is gonna spend quite a bit of time to get a tan. I would personally pay around 2k for it then expect taxes and a good ship price. Tax was a real bummer my purchase ended up being $2110. is the one your looking at new? If so, I have seen them around $2000 to $2300 but that does not include shipping and taxes. 'Free' shipping and $500 worth of AG lotion which I have yet to receive, yada yada. He told me I was getting about a $3000 bed for $1900 or something like that. But I was dumb and didn't google it as we spoke. I mean I figured the guy at ETS would tell me the truth since I could google the info anyway. I work weird hours and no salons are open at 4am and sometimes thats when I wanna tan! lol. I still do HP tans at my local salon, they are awesome.

I know I went against everyones advice on this board but I thought it would be nice to tan on a Sunday evening or early in the morning when local salons aren't open. This is somewhat comparable to the 16 lamp bed your talking about, at least I think so, correct me if I am wrong. I just bought a new SunQuest 14SE from ETS just a week or so ago.

1995 wolff sunquest tanning bed