DIY links, gear recommendations
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HorsSujet
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Re: DIY links, gear recommendations
Banzai is good but strangely I had so many problems with orders. Like wrong numbers of items, wrong items, they forgot to send the package...
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Re: DIY links, gear recommendations
I get my stuff mostly from Musikding.de or sometimes from Banzai Music, both are based in Germany.Dowi wrote:Quick question from EU-fellas: parts resources with decent prices?
Need to place a decent order of common parts (resistors, caps, diodes and transistors) so i don't have to leave every build halfway because of lack of components.
i have started to mess around months ago with some basic circuits, but now i'm stucked 'cause most of the stuff i ordered from Aliexpress (supercheap basic stuff) has been lost or is still in transit
thanks
Musikding has lower prices, but Banzai has definitely a bigger selection of parts, but normally MD has all I need.