lak,
I would not get too hung up on "upgrades" and start with a basic kit and just getting it to work, enjoy the sound, and learn as you will probably make mistakes.
It is hard when you don’t have experience, as what appears as "experienced upgrades" are often just stuff thrown against the wall with hopes it sticks ..... and usually claiming that it does.
There are DIY forums more appropriate to a beginner and people generally more experienced with electronics who can walk you through it if you go that route.
lak3,702 posts10-20-2019 10:17amI’m in agreement, for someone that has not built electronic equipment before (myself included), the Kit looks like a lot of fun.
I tend to get confused when people with experience begin talking about upgrades that will increase the level of the builds. I’m in favor of the upgrades but my inexperience makes the upgrades look confusing because I no longer have the step by step directions to follow with the exact parts I need.