eyrepm
Don’t listen to those saying 20MHz is overkill.
You want at least 20MHz or higher, so oscillations can be found viewed and rectified, dual trace so you can compare channels, and a decent brand with good quality probes.
Other wise you’ll be looking for another one soon after you’ve learnt how to use it.
And get a good audio frequency generator as well, they are a must and go hand in hand.
Then once you reach Nelson Pass status, a distortion analyzer will be on the cards.
Cheers George
Don’t listen to those saying 20MHz is overkill.
You want at least 20MHz or higher, so oscillations can be found viewed and rectified, dual trace so you can compare channels, and a decent brand with good quality probes.
Other wise you’ll be looking for another one soon after you’ve learnt how to use it.
And get a good audio frequency generator as well, they are a must and go hand in hand.
Then once you reach Nelson Pass status, a distortion analyzer will be on the cards.
Cheers George