USB o-scope recommendations?

[Jeff Johnson]

Can anyone recommend a reasonably priced USB o-scope?  The only one I've seen so far that I like (just scratched the surface) was the $249 MSO-19 on sparkfun.   https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9263

[Brad Luyster]

What are you going to be using it for? 

[Jeff Johnson]

General stuff, 555 signals, i2c signals etc. 

[Brad Luyster]

Eh, the USBEE is alright: http://www.usbee.com/

Really, you have to start spending $1000+ to get a USB scope worth writing home about.  You can spend $350 on a bench scope, and be much happier.

[Brian Wagner]

I kinda want one of these  http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/dso-quad-aluminium-alloy-black-p-1034.html?cPath=174 

[Jeff Johnson]

That does look neat!

[Brian Wagner]

They have a 1 channel model for $89!

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[Tim Gillespie]

Chris sent me this link the other day:

http://www.digilentinc.com/Products/Detail.cfm?Prod=ANALOG-DISCOVERY 

[Jeff Johnson]

That does look interesting.  I think its the leader at this point in terms of my list.

Too bad they don't have a hackerspace discount (or educational nonprofits such as LVL1).  They do have a student discount for those of you still in school though.

[Brian Wagner]

If you are a student, or could find one, looks like it is $99

[Jeff Johnson]

Yeah, thought of that, but it seems a little dirty.  I respect them cutting the price for students, and I don't want to abuse that, but thats just me, no judgements on anyone else, promise!

I sent them an email asking if the $159 academic applies for non-commercial use, as well as if they could offer a hackerspace discount.