vectorboards?

[Jim Johnson]

OK, time to be naive and perhaps a little incredulous:

>> So far, no problems with flakey circuits.
>
>   Hey!  I use these too!  They are cheap and work really well.  Even the 
>VCO's I did on them work without any problems.  :)

Do you really end up with low noise, clean circuits by doing this? I gather
then that most of the circuits you're working on are not too sensitive to
board layout.. even VCO's? 

Ad hoc comments on this issue are welcome - when I eventually get around to
building my modular, I want it to be reliable and low-noise - something I
can spend my time playing rather than repairing...

Thanks

Jim Johnson 
Metaphoric Software
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On 6/10/98, at 7:05 PM, Tony Clark  wrote: 

>> I've made 20 or more modules using RadioShack vector board and pots to
>> hold the boards to the faceplates. I use the pad-per-hole board as I
>> find it's much more versatile. I just bend the leads of the resistors
>> and things I'm sticking through the holes...
>> 
>> So far, no problems with flakey circuits.
>
>   Hey!  I use these too!  They are cheap and work really well.  Even the 
>VCO's I did on them work without any problems.  :)
>
>   Tony
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