Breadboards,.. what do you guys use?

[ironbut]

As my circuits get a tad more complicated with snubbers, regulators etc., I'm planning to use small perf boards more. I've been using cheap Rat Shack boards or the ones that Fry's stock but I was wondering if there are better ones available.
By better, I mean more rugged and maybe with "through hole" pads.

BTW, if it isn't obvious, I'm talking about ones that will be soldered and not the clip type breadboards.

 

[VoltSecond]

For more complex designs, I cut a board using ExpressPCB. 
For simple digital or high frequency designs, I use Ivan board.  (RF prototyping board from circuit specialists.)
For simple designs, I use standard perf board with holes every 0.1"

<-- Simpler design on perf board.

Note on capacitors: Use the long life caps (>=3000 hrs) even if you have to use a bigger case size in a higher voltage than what the circuit calls for.

 

[ironbut]

Thanx VS.
Just checked out Circuit Specialists and they seem to have a great selection of prototype boards.
I'll give 'em a try.

 

[Doc B]

I like the puddle style boards with a ground plane on one side that has a relief around each hole and a solder pad around each hole on the other side. I think Vector refers to them as PPH/GND (pad per hole/ground plane).

 

[ironbut]

Thanks Doc.
Between these suggestions, I'd have to be stupid or lazy not to find some boards that'll fill my needs.