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<blockquote data-quote="Tim Tyler" data-source="post: 41391" data-attributes="member: 1105">Re: Is iLive the biggest/best digital for the money?Frederik -1.&nbsp; No expanders in inputs&nbsp; -&nbsp; I&#039;ll give you that one, though in the 5+ years I mixed on my Ls9-32 I never needed one...2.&nbsp; iLive channel eq is either &quot;limited&quot; full parametric, or 20-20khz full parametric, your choice.3.&nbsp; Mute groups on the iLive are made from DCAs, operating them thusly shows up as lighted LEDs on the assigned channels and with a lit LED on the soft button.4.&nbsp; 5 characters on the electronic &quot;scribble pad&quot; works for me, there&#039;s even a page on the screen with pre-typed names (you know - &quot;tpt&quot;, &quot;sax&quot;, &quot;OH&gt;&quot;, etc.) and if I need to see the channel number I press ONE button (&quot;alt view&quot;)I liked my LS9, it served me well for almost 6 years, but moving up to the iLives (T112+idr48, R72+idr32) has been well worth the larger investment for me.I think the OP should bear 2 things in mind - First - travelling engineers with riders are probably not as ignorant about today&#039;s common digital offerings as he might think, and even more importantly, for a $10k budget, he&#039;s probably not going to get any of the consoles he&#039;s considering anyway...(edit spelling)-Tim T</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim Tyler, post: 41391, member: 1105"] Re: Is iLive the biggest/best digital for the money? Frederik - 1. No expanders in inputs - I'll give you that one, though in the 5+ years I mixed on my Ls9-32 I never needed one... 2. iLive channel eq is either "limited" full parametric, or 20-20khz full parametric, your choice. 3. Mute groups on the iLive are made from DCAs, operating them thusly shows up as lighted LEDs on the assigned channels and with a lit LED on the soft button. 4. 5 characters on the electronic "scribble pad" works for me, there's even a page on the screen with pre-typed names (you know - "tpt", "sax", "OH>", etc.) and if I need to see the channel number I press ONE button ("alt view") I liked my LS9, it served me well for almost 6 years, but moving up to the iLives (T112+idr48, R72+idr32) has been well worth the larger investment for me. I think the OP should bear 2 things in mind - First - travelling engineers with riders are probably not as ignorant about today's common digital offerings as he might think, and even more importantly, for a $10k budget, he's probably not going to get any of the consoles he's considering anyway... (edit spelling) -Tim T [/QUOTE]

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