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Ken's right, Steve. For dialing in your oscillators and for learning
a good deal about the sounds and control voltages, a "so last week"
oscilloscope of good quality will work fine. Check out the local
amateur radio swapmeets (I can help you there)and you'll find the big
names (HP, B+K, Tektronix, etc...)going for pennies on the dollar.
My most expensive 'scope cost $125- 50MHz B+K. I knew the seller and
tried before I bought.

I don't know If I'd even want an LED based 'scope, Ken...I LIKE a
pretty picture!

Chub-'scoped and ready!