it's irrelevant because it's only of value if one already has the eval kit in question, whichever one it is, on hand, else it's too expensive.

The key, from where I sit, is to use what's on hand. If you have to buy something, it shouldn't cost any more than, say, $15US, else it'll be too costly for most amateurs outside North America and western Europe.

It's nice to know that this little kit is so economical, though. Now if we could only find a "canned" solution to the problem of converting sample data to .wav files.

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