Hey Simon...I tried to build this on some eyelet board. The type you would find in 1950's Fender amps. It is too thick to get the pins on the op-amp socket through. I could point to point wire this but that looks like crap.

I ordered this, have no real idea if it is the right type board material or not. Solid state is a new world for me.

PCB Board: 30 pieces double sided PCB prototype boards in 4 sizes, Double sided board with plated-thru holes allows components to be easily soldered to either side of the board
3 Types of Header Connector: 10 pieces 40 pin male header, 10 pieces 40 pin pitch right angle male headers, 10 pieces 40 pin female header; pitch: 0.1'/2.54mm, single row and straight connector
2 Types of Terminal Blocks: 5 pieces 2.54-308-2P and 5 pieces 2.54-308-3P; Pitch: 0.1'/2.54mm
Jumper caps: 30 pieces standard 2.54mm pin spacing circuit board jumper cap
100 % SATISFACTION GUARANTED: General purpose prototyping circuit board for analog and digital use; With pre-tinned plated holes; Extra accessories to make life easy for you (Screw Terminal Block and Headers)

It only cost a few dollars and I hope it works because I want to build some other Transistor/IC device for a CNC machine I am building.

Amazon would save money if they just parked a truck at my house...lol

Billy

EDIT: We are actually going to play live tomorrow after noon at a small private party. Everyone has had their rabies shots...lol

Last edited by Planobilly; 04/23/21 03:53 PM.
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