[luken26]

That's a good question I'm not sure I have an answer for. The thing is that the Goliath disks only came with the original versions. If you wanted to purchase the iLok license during or after the 30 day trial you were good to go.

So what if you were able to find someone who has the original version of Structure and never purchased the Goliath option?

I would ask Avid Customer Service if first, would it constitute an authorized sale if you were to find someone who purchased the original Structure version (either as a separate purchase or box set purchase), that never used the disks or supplied activation code. If they say it's cool, see if you can find someone to give up their disks and activation code and initiate the 30 day trial activation to make sure everything works. If you are satisfied, purchase the iLok license at the Avid store. $250.00 doesn't sound bad. If I remember correctly, I paid $350.00 or $395.00 back when.

Just make sure the person you are talking to understands the question. You don't want to end up purchasing a $250.00 license that won't work.

You could also purchase Goliath from EastWest (Play Edition) but I'm not sure how well it would integrate with PT.

And yes, Goliath Structure Edition is working fine for me with Structure ver. 1.1.0. I also use EastWest's Symphonic Orchestra Gold Complete Structure Edition.

Hopefully, there may be others on the DUC that have more knowledge on this subject than I do.

Good luck....

If you decide to forego or cannot do the Goliath option, you may want to consider the fine Structure options and libraries available in the AIR Users Blog. Quite a selection.