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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Johnson" data-source="post: 41399" data-attributes="member: 975">Re: Is iLive the biggest/best digital for the money?I think the iLive is extraordinary value for money. Although i&#039;d personally never pick one over Digigo/Midas/Soundcraft vi/Venue/PM5D/M7 (in that order) for ergonomic reasons, they do sound pretty good and a 48ch rack + t112 lists at less than half the price of an M7!!They are a pretty good deal i reckon, but not particularly rider friendly because they haven&#039;t enjoyed the same popularity as the other big names in digi consoles.I think though, overall, when it comes to price/performance ratio, its very hard to beat Digico. All their consoles from the SD9 and up are fantastic value considering their massive processing power and large I/O counts.Re the comments about soundcraft? I honestly cant believe anyone who&#039;s used a Vi could accuse them of being poorly built??? Its basically a Studer for less money. The physical manufacturing tolerances put most other companies to shame and the preamps (being studers) sound fantastic - some of the best out there...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris Johnson, post: 41399, member: 975"] Re: Is iLive the biggest/best digital for the money? I think the iLive is extraordinary value for money. Although i'd personally never pick one over Digigo/Midas/Soundcraft vi/Venue/PM5D/M7 (in that order) for ergonomic reasons, they do sound pretty good and a 48ch rack + t112 lists at less than half the price of an M7!! They are a pretty good deal i reckon, but not particularly rider friendly because they haven't enjoyed the same popularity as the other big names in digi consoles. I think though, overall, when it comes to price/performance ratio, its very hard to beat Digico. All their consoles from the SD9 and up are fantastic value considering their massive processing power and large I/O counts. Re the comments about soundcraft? I honestly cant believe anyone who's used a Vi could accuse them of being poorly built??? Its basically a Studer for less money. The physical manufacturing tolerances put most other companies to shame and the preamps (being studers) sound fantastic - some of the best out there... [/QUOTE]

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