The problem with oscilloscopes is that they cost a lot of money. Even on Ebay you’re looking at $400-plus, which is a shame as these things are essential for real electronics hacking, and fun to play ...

If you fancy converting your Android Phone into a mobile wireless Oscilloscope, then this DIY modification connecting the software via Bluetooth is something that might be a great project for you.

[GK] had some old CRTs lying around, so naturally he decided to build an old school analog scope with one of them. Lucky for us, he’s been documenting his progress. Since it was a big project to ...

Using a oscilloscope for your projects is often an expensive endeavor. At the low end you are talking several hundred bucks at least—but this DIY version fits in your pocket and only costs $33.

It's relatively easy to find coffee table books on music, but how many of them give you the tools to make that music? Korg's does. The company has introduced a bundle that pairs its new NTS-2 ...

anyone know how I can cheaply convert my PC to an oscilloscope to analyze audio signals (AKA doesn't need to be super-high sample rate)? I've used LabView in school before, but it's damn expensive and ...

Edit: topic renamed. Looks like it will stay here a while. No one makes a good *basic* DSO oscilloscope? That's the conclusion I've reached after days of research. Want at least 50 Mhz bandwidth ...

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