> Add me to the list if by some chance PCB+panel would come in at $75
>
> I'm sure I can find all the other parts at digikey or mouser.
I agree that the $79 pricetag would be quite acceptable, considering the
quality of the circuit designs and PCB and panel. However, parts
availability is a potential stumbling block: you _can't_ find a CA3080 at
Mouser or Digi-Key, for example; they're no longer made. OP275s are starting
to look like an endangered species also; Digi-Key has 'em but Mouser lists
them as "obsolete" and their suggested substitute is not available in a DIP
package. I assume that such availability issues are another reason for
Paul's decisions regarding kits and SMT fabrication. Just a thought.
--Adam
(hoarding his extra CA3080s)