[sdiy] Best scopes for the money, 2020?

[Mattias Rickardsson]

Good and eternal question. Both vintage Tek and modern scopes are always
"best" in different ways, but it's useful to hear people's recommendations.
A colleague of mine found the Siglent SDS1104X-E 100MHz four-channel
oscilloscope interesting (in the 500ish price range), and it would be nice
to hear if people say yay or nay before we order a couple of them - and
before this is seen as some kind of recommendation.

Personally I've almost never needed more than my analog Tektronix 2236 and
2247A (both with built-in multimeters) give me (in addition to a really
high quality audio interface and computer) and it's a joy using them. But
I'm sure you know that already. :-)

/mr

Den tis 1 dec. 2020 20:47Amos <controlvoltage at gmail.com> skrev:

> Hi folks,
>
> I suspect this is a group that includes folks who keep up with things
> like, what low-end scopes have custom firmware in circulation that unlocks
> advanced features, or what chinese off-brand DSO gives you the
> performance of X at a cost of <<X, etc...
>
> I'm more looking for cheap and cheerful than highest-end, but Very Nice
> scopes for merely Nice prices are relevant too.
>
> Do you have a favorite budget scope, or one you'd recommend for equipping
> a low end lab / repair bench?  Thanks!
>
> -Amos
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