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<blockquote data-quote="Steve Payne" data-source="post: 41206" data-attributes="member: 231">Re: Is iLive the biggest/best digital for the money?I grew up in airplanes.&nbsp; They don&#039;t have dashboards.&nbsp; They have control panels which give me a warm fuzzy feeling of confidence.&nbsp; I&#039;m not sure what you mean.&nbsp; I used to own an M7.&nbsp; I sold it. In my opinion it was a digital version of an M3000.&nbsp; In the digital realm, I now own an SC48 and a pair of Soundcraft Vi4s.&nbsp; If it&#039;s up to me, I take the Vi4 every time.&nbsp; I have plenty of &quot;fun&quot; mixing on it. There&#039;s nothing &quot;MI&quot; about a $70k console.&nbsp; I must assume you are talking about Soundcraft Si consoles?&nbsp; I have no experience with them.&nbsp; Regards the iLive.&nbsp; I have played with one extensively.&nbsp; I think they have a lot going for them and they seem a good value. Good fit for a church install I think.&nbsp; Not the best tool for hard core hit and run audio.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steve Payne, post: 41206, member: 231"] Re: Is iLive the biggest/best digital for the money? I grew up in airplanes. They don't have dashboards. They have control panels which give me a warm fuzzy feeling of confidence. I'm not sure what you mean. I used to own an M7. I sold it. In my opinion it was a digital version of an M3000. In the digital realm, I now own an SC48 and a pair of Soundcraft Vi4s. If it's up to me, I take the Vi4 every time. I have plenty of "fun" mixing on it. There's nothing "MI" about a $70k console. I must assume you are talking about Soundcraft Si consoles? I have no experience with them. Regards the iLive. I have played with one extensively. I think they have a lot going for them and they seem a good value. Good fit for a church install I think. Not the best tool for hard core hit and run audio. [/QUOTE]

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