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- Development Engineer-Mesa Boogie, Development Engineer-Genzler (pedals), Product Support-Genz Benz
IMO, starting with an educational kit is best. That way you get to learn as you go along. I think it's important to understand at least the basics of how electricity works, and how basic amplification works, then progress. By starting with a good, complete kit, at least you have a decent chance of ending up with something basicly useful.
Watching assembly videos can also be helpful in developing the necessary skills.
Also, I would be remiss without emphesizing the need to understand enough to work safely around electricity. There is nothing inherently cool about electrocution.
Watching assembly videos can also be helpful in developing the necessary skills.
Also, I would be remiss without emphesizing the need to understand enough to work safely around electricity. There is nothing inherently cool about electrocution.