> What would be the next logical piece of test equipment (after a
> nice multi-meter) for a still-learning electronics hobbyist?
> Would it be an oscilloscope?
>
> I've seen both scopes and logic analyzers that interface with the
> PC -- they seem to be cheaper cause the PC does all the visual --
> and I wasn't sure the differences.

        I'd say the next step is definitely a scope. I would steer clear of those
PC based scopes. Try ebay for some cheap scopes. If you're located anywhere
around Toronto, Canada I could sell you my first scope. TTYL

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