The scope I use is a Tek 465b off of e∗bay for $200. Dual trace, 200mhz,
works great. I don't subscribe to the "20 mhz is enough" idea. Audio
circuits have been known to oscillate at RF frequencies. How can you see
it if you don't have a 100mhz or better scope? My $.02
Scott
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Markk :-) wrote:
> <chuckle>
>
> ahhhh, what a great day it is... I rec'd my cables today !!! :-)
> and along side that box was another one... it contained a pair of Encore
> Electronic Event Generators... ahhh what bliss... now I will be getting
> a couple of shipments from Paul in the next few weeks or so... it's like
> Christmas all month... !!!
>
> Small quiz for all that "build" their own modules... do you own an
> oscilloscope ?? Paul has been recommending ones for me, (thanks for the
> help Paul :-)) but man... kind of expensive... although, I did find a
> B&K Precision 100mhz, brand new on sale for $899.00 down from $1599.00,
> seems like a good buy... Paul recommends no less than 50mhz for a "good"
> scope...
>
> http://www.testequipmentdepot.com/b+k%20precision/2190b.htm
>
> http://www.testequipmentdepot.com/b+k%20precision/2160a.htm
>
> also a 60mhz version, for $789.00 down from $1099.00
>
> pretty obvious which one has the better savings... $700.00 off of the
> 100mhz !
>
> a 2190b If it seems like a great investment that will last me 20 years,
> I will just get it instead of the Tek 2235 that is 15 years old...
>
> ok, everyone bombard me with opinions... thanks
>
> Markk
>
>
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