Download free software owon oscilloscope hacks. Who knows.:-). Throw money at it and use a one chip variable gain amplifier with enough bandwidth, or cost optimize and do it with discrete component as the Rigol 1054Z. It might be that the Owon engeineers having done a virtual DDR2 memory before and that is is a case of “if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail”. Doing a 100MHz analog frontend is pretty much a solved issue today.

For E-40, it was a throat-clearer: he dropped 44 more songs in 2011. A few weeks ago, he made 60 more-- three full albums-- available to his audience with The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil.

One of the Bay Area's original rap stars, with a resume stretching back to 1990, Vallejo native E-40 is a living legend who refuses to ghostride off into the sunset. Blessed with one of the industry's most unique and instantly recognizable flows, he's been steadily making hits since day one: first with The Click and then as a solo artist, all while acting as an elder statesman and mentoring generations of young talent. Released in the spring of 2013, The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil 1, 2, & 3 is an extensive, 60-track triple album that finds him collaborating with pretty much every West Coast rapper you could think of, including fellow O.G.s Too Short ('Be You'); Snoop, Daz, and Kurupt ('What You Smoking On'); Spice 1 and Celly Cell ('The Other Day Ago'); JT the Bigga Figga and Cellski ('With the Sh*t'); and even Hieroglyphics ('40 and Hiero'). Though the sheer volume of material here is a bit overwhelming, it's always good to hear 40 Water do his thing, and he still sounds great. Once you get through this, check out parts 4, 5, and 6 for another hot 60. One of the Bay Area's original rap stars, with a resume stretching back to 1990, Vallejo native E-40 is a living legend who refuses to ghostride off into the sunset.

Blessed with one of the industry's most unique and instantly recognizable flows, he's been steadily making hits since day one: first with The Click and then as a solo artist, all while acting as an elder statesman and mentoring generations of young talent. Released in the spring of 2013, The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil 1, 2, & 3 is an extensive, 60-track triple album that finds him collaborating with pretty much every West Coast rapper you could think of, including fellow O.G.s Too Short ('Be You'); Snoop, Daz, and Kurupt ('What You Smoking On'); Spice 1 and Celly Cell ('The Other Day Ago'); JT the Bigga Figga and Cellski ('With the Sh*t'); and even Hieroglyphics ('40 and Hiero').

Though the sheer volume of material here is a bit overwhelming, it's always good to hear 40 Water do his thing, and he still sounds great. Once you get through this, check out parts 4, 5, and 6 for another hot 60.