I come to you today with my own form of a steemstem post. It turns out that my trying to follow steemstem post format (referencing and citing sources, of which I do), is not working out.
Will keep trying though because that is the steemit spirit.
I was teaching a friend 
Today we built a CONDENSER MIC SYSTEM USING LM386.
This post will be a walkthrough guide of how to build yours with full component list and step-by-step procedure.
]Apart from the condenser mic, all other components were purchased at my local electronics shop.
Sorry i didn't highlight each component in the circuit, i started taking pictures after placing the IC socket and the capacitor you see in the picture
This is the circuit diagram below.
Image by Circuit Digest
In the circuit, the second ceramic capacitor is actually 0.05uf which is not available in the electronics market where i shop for electronics, so i improvised and went for 0.1uf.
]This step is paramount depending on the complexity and function of the circuit you are to build.
FUNCTION
This is your purpose of building your circuit in the first place. Say i am to build and inverter circuit.
First i will make sure that my veroboard can contain all the components and also plan how i will route my solder connections beneath the veroboard to suit the casing of the inverter.
COMPLEXITY
The space you plan for your circuit on your proposed veroboard can be affected if the circuit is very complex in nature. This means that there will be more components, meaning more space to be occupied on the veroboard.
]This is the most important part of building any circuit. The position of each components determine how the solder joints below the veroboard will be.
If look closely, you will notice that i did my solder joints and jumping neatly to avoid clustering of components and confusion when troubleshooting the circuit(in case of any fault after testing)
]This is the follow-up of the previous step. There really isn't much to building a circuit. In my next project build, i will cover the construction process with video as well so as to elaborate more on solder joints and space planning during circuit building.
]]]]]This is what the circuit looked like after building. Notice the solder joints and the condenser mic.
]]The condenser mic in the picture below is gotten from an old earpiece.
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