DSP machine 1 Black EAmp 23, Hi-Res streamer - amplifier (2x60W) for Raspberry Pi 2,3, with Epcos filters

DSP machine 1 Black EAmp 23 - streamer, digital-to-analog converter DAC, audio processor, amplifier for Raspberry Pi 2 or 3 microcomputers (not included). The front panel is black
To build a streamer amplifier, you can use any Raspberry Pi 2 or 3 microcomputer. The microcomputer is installed on a 40-pin audio card connector. As software, use any player or OS image that is recorded on a microSD card for Raspberry Pi. Operating systems automatically detect the ChipDip DAC audio card and configure the audio output to it. In some players, you may need to choose ChipDip DAC as the audio output device.

- Plug and Play does not require soldering
- Compatible with Raspberry Pi 2.3 (standard HDMI connector included)
- Official support for RaspberryPi OS / Volumio3 / rAudio1 / Album Player / OpenELEC / Manjaro OS / MoOde and others.
- DSP ADAU1701, TPA3255 amplifier chip for the best sound quality. Filters are built on Epcos inductors
- Power 2x60 W
- Audio output connectors: two pairs of screw terminals (left and right)
- Built-in EEPROM for automatic OS configuration (with write protection).
- Automatic frequency switching according to I2S input signals.
- Sampling frequency and bit rate range from 44.1kHz/16 bit to 192kHz/32 bit
- Compatible with SigmaStudio and ChipStudio software for rebuilding the audio processor
You can ask questions on the forum in the ChipDip DAC section

What's under the lid *

* Raspberry Pi microcomputer is not included.

Comparison table

	DSP Machine 1	DSP Machine 2	DSP Machine 3
Timbre Block	+	+	+
SuperBass	+	+	+
Mute	+	+	+
Power unit	+	+	+
Correct shutdown	+	+	+
Line output	-	+	+
Power Amplifier	+	-	-
SPDIF output	-	-	+
Toslink Output	-	-	+
SigmaStudio	+	-	+
PurePathStudio	-	+	-
ChipStudio	+	+	+

Instead of RaspberryPi, you can connect REFLEX 2.0! Find out how in the Engineering Zone