If you just want to try a few things, you make just want to print your own. I've never done it (although I've been meaning to), but there's a ton of tutorials on the interweb about making your own PCBs. Aparantly, it's also not-too-tricky to solder surface mount devices on to them, either! (Hint: use a toaster over).
~John Demme
On 3/15/06, Brian C Merrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I thought the sound card option would be ideal too.
BTW, what local places will print PCBs for you? I have a few ideas that
I'd like to try out.
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Brian C. Merrell
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On Wed, 15 Mar 2006, John Demme wrote:
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> Seriously, you can do it really cheap. For under $100 you could even have a
> custom PCB printed and solder your components to it! The cleanliness of the
> signal would depend almost entirely on the sound card, but I can't speak to
> that quality. Can't hurt to hook something up and take a look on the 'ol
> oscilloscope, though.
>
