Look for used 4-channel, deep-memory Yokogawa benchtop oscilloscopes on ebay. They are very under-rated and unknown so they fetch a lot less money than similar LeCroys or Tektronix units.

The (electronics) company I work for is selling off a bunch. seller name: kmajeski.

Lemme know which one you are considering, I will walk over and look them over.

 

Thanks for the heads up, although these do look a little dated. I'm in the market for one, and leaning towards the basic Agilent series.

 

If we drop your name Jason, will they hook us up with a big discount?

 

Sorry no, even *I* don't get a big discount.
Just use the "make offer' button, or "buy it now". Don't get into a bidding war with another mt.netter!

These scopes are very, very good for the (used) money. Better bang for the buck than anything new out there.

 

(disregard first comment)

Not to threadjack, but you guys know your way around pretty much anything related to electronics..

Would you recommend a usb scope? I thought it would be pretty handy for automotive diagnostic work..
There is a ton of them online, ranging from about 30 bucks, all the way up to 300. The cheaper ones can only measure up to 5 volts.

 

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I can tell you which ones are worth a lowball offer.


Commie, no I don't recommend a USB scope if you can get a real one.