Scubapro S600

[JessSu]

I have a buddy that is wanting to sell me a slightly used (only 3-4 times) scubapro s600 regulator. He is asking for $400 for the setup... I have been diving with an Apeks ATX 50 and I was just wondering what the comparison of the two is? I've looked at several postings & have read good things about both. I am working with students quite a bit, but I also like diving for myself. I am looking for something that will be good for both situations. Anyone have any suggestions? Also, would this be a good deal?

 

[cool_hardware52]

I have a buddy that is wanting to sell me a slightly used (only 3-4 times) scubapro s600 regulator. He is asking for $400 for the setup... I have been diving with an Apeks ATX 50 and I was just wondering what the comparison of the two is? I've looked at several postings & have read good things about both. I am working with students quite a bit, but I also like diving for myself. I am looking for something that will be good for both situations. Anyone have any suggestions? Also, would this be a good deal?

Does it include a first stage? Which one?

Tobin

 

[serrada]

The price seams a little high. You can get a new one on the internet for $425. Very nice regulator but you won't notice much difference in performance from your Apeks.

 

[JessSu]

Yes, it does come with the first stage....I'm actually not sure which one it is though. I'll try to find out today.

 

[goodeatsfan]

In my extremely unqualified opinion, if you already have a ATX50, I wouldn't spend good money on a rather pricey S600 unless you need another reg set, and if I'm not wrong his warranty doesn't carry over to you even if it's new.

 

[John_B]

Apeks ATX50 -> ScubaPro S600 is like matter -> anti-matter. If you aren't careful you could cause a rip in the whole space/time continuum thing.

 

[JessSu]

ROFL, i love the analogy!