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<blockquote data-quote="Caleb Dueck" data-source="post: 41161" data-attributes="member: 60">Re: Is iLive the biggest/best digital for the money?&nbsp;I&#039;ve used both M7 and iLive, would take iLive any day. I&#039;m also wondering why the animosity. For those that have actually used it a few times and dislike it - why specifically?&nbsp; Other than rider friendly, what is actually wrong with it?&nbsp; All I have seen are how the T series aren&#039;t very physically robust, and the screen and even LED&#039;s wash out in sunlight. We&#039;re doing installs with an iDR-64, multiple iDR-16&#039;s, and various surfaces/iPads/software for control, all running on Dante. One client wanted Midas or Digico, until they used iLive a few times. Now they have system above, and love it. If they were meeting riders, it would have been Midas. In our install world, iLive is awesome, and we&#039;ll be playing with a Pro 2 soon. We see lots of Yamaha, usually M7 and LS9, being sold for the above. (If anyone wants an LS9, PM me)Caleb</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Caleb Dueck, post: 41161, member: 60"] Re: Is iLive the biggest/best digital for the money? I've used both M7 and iLive, would take iLive any day. I'm also wondering why the animosity. For those that have actually used it a few times and dislike it - why specifically? Other than rider friendly, what is actually wrong with it? All I have seen are how the T series aren't very physically robust, and the screen and even LED's wash out in sunlight. We're doing installs with an iDR-64, multiple iDR-16's, and various surfaces/iPads/software for control, all running on Dante. One client wanted Midas or Digico, until they used iLive a few times. Now they have system above, and love it. If they were meeting riders, it would have been Midas. In our install world, iLive is awesome, and we'll be playing with a Pro 2 soon. We see lots of Yamaha, usually M7 and LS9, being sold for the above. (If anyone wants an LS9, PM me) Caleb [/QUOTE]

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