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tcbetka
Posted 4/11/2012 2:17 PM (#552498 - in reply to #552489)
Subject: Re: humminbird vs. lowrance




Location: Green Bay, WI
I just studied this extensively for about a week. I spent hours and hours reviewing both product lines. There's a thread about it in the "Tackle and Equipment" forum, but I'll briefly summarize it here.

1) Both make EXCELLENT products. You really cannot go wrong with either.
2) Lowrance has a bit more support for "bells & whistles" things, like XM Weather and audio.
3) If you want to use DrDepth to really get into making your own maps, it works a bit better with Lowrance.
4) While Lowrance has gotten a bad reputation for poor quality and customer support in the past, this is probably no longer deserved. See my other thread for more complete details.

Short answer: You really cannot go wrong with either product line, so you'll just have to decide if you want the things that Lowrance supports more so than Humminbird.

TB

EDIT: Here is a link to that thread...

http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=73...

Edited by tcbetka 4/11/2012 2:22 PM

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