I think many people turn buying a multimeter into some hugely complex process when it doesn't need to be. Like mobile phone buying, it's too easy to get lost in specs and what have you and end up buying something way overspecced for what you're actually going to use it for. In reality, anything half decent will do the job for the average amateur arcade collector.
For what its worth I have a Fluke 101 which is perfectly adequate for the things I'm ever going to use it for.
For what its worth I have a Fluke 101 which is perfectly adequate for the things I'm ever going to use it for.





