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Volumio y Audiophonics: ¡el primer producto alimentado Volumio cobra vida!

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 Volumio y Audiophonics están trabajando juntos para desarrollar una fuente digital audiófila basada en Raspberry PI. Audiophonics es un líder en el comercio electrónico de productos relacionados con el audio, con sede en Francia y sirviendo desde hace años Audio conoisseurs todo el mundo. Basta con echar un vistazo a la tienda para saber de lo que estamos hablando...
Esta es una aventura increíble, trabajando con un gran socio para construir, desarrollar y optimizar una solución Audiophile listo para jugar, uniendo respectivas competencias para ofrecer el reproductor de nuestros sueños. Lo que tenemos en mente es una solución completa, lista para reproducir, con la mejor relación calidad-precio posible. Estamos trabajando en ello, por lo que aún no hay especificaciones definidas, pero te alegrará saber que también contará con una pantalla OLED... ¡Y mucho más, por supuesto!
Así pues, ¡pronto habrá grandes novedades! Estad atentos. 

9 thoughts on “Volumio and Audiophonics: the first Volumio powered product is coming to life!”

  1. Videopac says:

    RPi via I2S to a ESS9023 to a Hypex Class D amp will do the trick for me.

    1. mahmood says:

      I would rather have BeagleBoneBlack+I2S+Class D/T no-feedback all-digital amp instead of going digital->analog->digital->analog. If they make a full digital system, putting both amp and i2s gateway together, they can provide software “gain” control over the final output of the digital amp, effectively having a bit-perfect stream of audio from the audio-processor to the gain control circuit right behind the speaker output! That I would call a no-nonsense pure digital audio system…

  2. Ben Sargeant says:

    Can’t wait to see it (and hear it!) – when will it be ready for market?

  3. GuillaumeMarchand says:

    Cool Good News, I will buy it at audiophonics with Schiit Modi (the only one french distributor of Schiit)

  4. metalrob says:

    Hope you’re not going to sell your soul for economy interests;-) Would be shocking to realize that a licenced product of about some thousand euros will forbid DIY- use of volumio;-)

    Just go on with this amazing thing!

    Greetings
    Robert

    1. mikelangeloz says:

      No, don’t worry this is never going to happen. Volumio was born free and open source, and so will remain. I think this is really good, to find a community driven software like Volumio in a commercial product. For once this will be like we want it to be, not decided by commmercial interests!

  5. Toroloco says:

    Are you talking about a prebuilt audiophile (Raspberry) PC with DAC and Quality outputs? Or will it be some sort of DIY?

    BTW, A big fan of Volumio, finally someone who decided to take matter in own hands and share it with everyone. I’m looking forward to further advances in music technology…

    1. Dave S says:

      I’m also designing an
      audiophile amplifier for the Pi which will sound great, open sourced design and
      not cost a fortune to build

      http://audioberry.com/2014/01/pi-amplifier-part-1/

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