super precision Volt ref.

[MrAl]

Nice

Price: not nice

 

[Mosaic]

I like it , but if it goes down...so does your lab!

Also, perhaps a fold out secondary screen to be able to see 2 instruments at once?

 

[Tony Stewart]

The base prices on TEK scopes is around $10k/GHz and they make some 66 GHz ones. You do the math.
I have my eye on this PD locator https://www.atecorp.com/ATECorp/media/pdfs/data-sheets/EA-PD-Hawk_Datasheet.pdf

But for scope buyers for $200Cdn 72MHz with generator https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B006J4FZMO?keywords=oscilloscope&qid=1447172917&ref_=sr_1_4&sr=8-4

 

[Mosaic]

These days I find the best scope 'value' in Rigol 2072A series....hacked to 2302A series.....with the EEVblog discount that's sub $800 for a scope worth around $2400 in features.
https://hackaday.io/project/8115-rigol-ds2072a-upgrade-to-ds2302a

 

[Tony Stewart]

These days I find the best scope 'value' in Rigol 2072A series....hacked to 2302A series.....with the EEVblog discount that's sub $800 for a scope worth around $2400 in features.
https://hackaday.io/project/8115-rigol-ds2072a-upgrade-to-ds2302a

That's great value for $2.7k/GHz not quite the same analytics as a LeCroy and you need a great FET differential buffered 0.1pF probe output into 50Ohms for signal integrity or direct into 50.0Ohms from excellent ( not mediocre ) coax. Have not seen what they offered.