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[VIP3R]

if you have read through the whole thread, steve mentioned under 100$ is a PROBABLE area. But he wants it to be affordable. Its still NOT set in stone.

Edited March 10, 2011 by VIP3R

[dereileak]

Price is all determined by how much it costs to manufacture it and how much he wants to make on it. Im hoping its around 49.99 + shipping, as that seems reasonable, but if it costs $43 to make, then its not gonna cost that, thats why there really is no idea. Most electronic items now days are really cheap to build for the most part, but it all depends on what tech is being used. I imagine that this is using off the shelf parts so it shouldn't cost a ton to manufacture, but I have no clue, yea it takes time to make, and that has to factor in a bit also. If anything we will see when steve says, I think if its over $80 that it may be pushing it, yea its a valuable tool, but for 2x-3x times that you can have a used or new o-scope that does a lot more, don't get me wrong, I just want one of these things, hoping it hits the sweet spot pricewis, one big thing too is, is the final product manufactured in the USA or china, I would prefer to pay a bit more and pay some Americans to make it

Edited March 10, 2011 by dereileak

[dsktim]

will the test tone cd be provided with the tool

Steve mentioned in the video it will probably come with it.

thank you i missed that part lol

[ant the ninja]

I WANT THIS.

[98crewcab]

just checking....want one DAMMIT!!!!!

[Winn]

I dont really use an Oscope for anything else.. I would think. But i would only set my gains and for 8O$ i already was talking to my dad about and i thought it was 200... So :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo:

I CANT WAIT!!!!

Edited March 11, 2011 by Winn

[tiller1]

I say the price will be around the $200 range...

Not to sure about that.. If it were that price as a consumer I would rather pay the extra 90 for the tpi 440. For the simple fact that it can do more.

this man is correct!!^^^

[IH8PunkRok]

i really like the simplicity of it but that really limits applications. kind of a one trick pony if you will

that isnt a bad thing though, as long as price reflects usability

Edited March 11, 2011 by IH8PunkRok

[sprkn_ranger]

i really like the simplicity of it but that really limits applications. kind of a one trick pony if you will

that isnt a bad thing though, as long as price reflects usability

Yea it is a one trick pony, but it's how well it does that one trick. It is super easy to setup and use, it's easy to read it does all that at a fraction of the cost of an Oscope. It will pay for itself the first time you use it cause you won't be replacing blown equipment when your gains are set correctly.

[IH8PunkRok]

i really like the simplicity of it but that really limits applications. kind of a one trick pony if you will

that isnt a bad thing though, as long as price reflects usability

Yea it is a one trick pony, but it's how well it does that one trick. It is super easy to setup and use, it's easy to read it does all that at a fraction of the cost of an Oscope. It will pay for itself the first time you use it cause you won't be replacing blown equipment when your gains are set correctly.

i know all this. thanks for telling me again though really informative...

like i said as long as the cost reflects the usability then all is good.