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In the 1950s and '60s experimenting with electronics was simpler but limited in what could be produced. These days it very much more sophisticated. However with the components and tools now available, a lot more can be achieved that back then would have taxed a huge research lab.<ref>''Build Your Own Printed Circuit Board'' by Al Williams, Tab, 2003, {{ISBN|978-0-07-142783-8}}</ref> One of the traditional paths to learning electronics is amateur radio.<ref>Embedded, [http://www.embedded.com/electronics-blogs/break-points/4370279/Ham-radio-today Ham radio today] by Jack Ganssle, 2 Apr 2012</ref>
First gain experience with some simpler audio electronics project(s), and build up the knowledge, skills and equipment.<ref>StackExchange EE, [http://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/6077/building-a-synthesizer-with-no-prior-experience/6085#6085 Building a synthesizer with no prior experience]</ref> Developing the circuit is finally not that difficult, but then creating the module or synth as a real physical/mechanical thing is. Making pcbs, making front [[
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