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Re: Electronics For Dummies [message #99574 is a reply to message #99546] Fri, 10 July 2026 18:58 Go to previous message
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Why don't you try kits? A place called Jameco has various electronic kits. Reasonably priced for some of the beginner kits. One is a theremin sound kit. Right out of old sci-fi movies. Anyway, I started audio kits without much electronic knowledge. One, my first, is a Hafler 220 amplifier I built back in the later part of the 80's. Still in use. From that I ventured later into building a scratch built from a schematic tube line preamp. I made many mistakes but persevered and got it to work. Still in use.
Good luck, you'll be surprised what you can do. Just be careful too. Lots of info on the internet too.

https://www.jameco.com/c/Audio-Electronic-Kits.html?srsltid=AfmBOopbjhL-7avCSdp7pMsXhpCRE6x-9edGIoqTPP3S1oAAGQlUWqAv
 
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