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26/11/2025
Jean-Luc R.
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26/11/2025
Jean-Luc R.
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Bel aspect cuivre rouge.
Au serrage, c'est la catastrophe.
Le gros pas de vis principal ne peut pas se serrer fermement,...
Bel aspect cuivre rouge.
Au serrage, c'est la catastrophe.
Le gros pas de vis principal ne peut pas se serrer fermement,...
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26/11/2025
Valerio M.
Incredibile rapporto qualità / prezzo
Questo piccolo dispositivo mi ha risolto un grosso problema, essendosi rotto l'ingresso USB type B del mio DAC....
Questo piccolo dispositivo mi ha risolto un grosso problema, essendosi rotto l'ingresso USB type B del mio DAC....
AUDIOPHONICS Digipi+AES Interface Digitale pour Raspberry Pi AES/EBU TOSLINK TCXO - avis - Il y a 9 avis.
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10/03/2025
Jonathan T.
Works well, but room for improvement
I have a couple of these running 24x7 in a modified HighPi Pro case which works fine.
These devices don't work well during a "brown-out" condition and sometimes don't come up properly unless you wait a good few minutes between boots.
This behaviour seems to be due to the way this board resets - it just has a 100k pull-up resistor which is not sufficient. I intend on trying a MCP100 Supervisory Controller to mitigate this but could also use a pin to a spare GPIO port to reset for when this condition happens. I would love to see a future revision of this board that has a proper reset circuit.
Extra points if a dedicated steel case with heatsinks was available.
I have a couple of these running 24x7 in a modified HighPi Pro case which works fine.
These devices don't work well during a "brown-out" condition and sometimes don't come up properly unless you wait a good few minutes between boots.
This behaviour seems to be due to the way this board resets - it just has a 100k pull-up resistor which is not sufficient. I intend on trying a MCP100 Supervisory Controller to mitigate this but could also use a pin to a spare GPIO port to reset for when this condition happens. I would love to see a future revision of this board that has a proper reset circuit.
Extra points if a dedicated steel case with heatsinks was available.
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30/05/2023
Janne K.
Hey, it works!
Perfect for a headless Plexamp pi feeding a Genelec SAM system! :-)
The missing star is for lack of documentation and a little for lack of a suitable case. Stole the idea to use a low profile passive heatsink case from Geekworm and cannibalize their acrylic plate "case" for a hood and bits, Works, but the hat still remains pretty exposed.
What's actually needed to get it working: 'dtoverlay=hifiberry-digi'.
Can't figure out (with enough certainty, not going to guess) where/how to wire a coax S/PDIF output; Really should be documented here.
Perfect for a headless Plexamp pi feeding a Genelec SAM system! :-)
The missing star is for lack of documentation and a little for lack of a suitable case. Stole the idea to use a low profile passive heatsink case from Geekworm and cannibalize their acrylic plate "case" for a hood and bits, Works, but the hat still remains pretty exposed.
What's actually needed to get it working: 'dtoverlay=hifiberry-digi'.
Can't figure out (with enough certainty, not going to guess) where/how to wire a coax S/PDIF output; Really should be documented here.
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06/02/2023
Gordon M.
AES / EBU HAT RPI
I paired this with a Pi4b streamer running Moode in a Argon M2 case with a Funk AES cable connected to a Gustard X18. Listening between USB2 and USB3 BT LDAC with very good cables the AES was a quantum leap. Sound stage a meter wider, bass clean and forceful, mids just sweet, highs crystal clear, high hats some I hadn't heard on tracks I'd listen to 100 times before.No hint of digital sound or tinny sounding, an absolute upgrade and at an excellent price. For the M2 case and HAT I needed 2 PSUs but it was all set up on Moode in a few minutes.Top product, thanks Audiophonics for the great service as well.
I paired this with a Pi4b streamer running Moode in a Argon M2 case with a Funk AES cable connected to a Gustard X18. Listening between USB2 and USB3 BT LDAC with very good cables the AES was a quantum leap. Sound stage a meter wider, bass clean and forceful, mids just sweet, highs crystal clear, high hats some I hadn't heard on tracks I'd listen to 100 times before.No hint of digital sound or tinny sounding, an absolute upgrade and at an excellent price. For the M2 case and HAT I needed 2 PSUs but it was all set up on Moode in a few minutes.Top product, thanks Audiophonics for the great service as well.
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25/05/2022
Anders H.
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19/01/2021
Lars Øystein G.
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10/01/2021
Jan à.
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11/05/2020
Robert G.
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29/03/2020
James F.
Works well, prompt delivery, so-so documentation
There are not so many options for AES3 from a Pi HAT, and no others at this price.
Despite the item showing as out of stock and estimated delivery of 5 weeks, it arrived 10 days from ordering.
The only negative relates is the documentation (reason for dropping one star). The documentation is what is on the product web page, and on the silk screen of the PCB (for jumper positions). What is missing? I'd like to have known output voltage level for AES3 to understand viable cable lengths without risk of decoding errors, and a dimensioned drawing of the connector positions and sizes as there is no off the shelf enclosure solution for this HAT (needs to be at least 50mm deep).
Regarding performance & functionality, after setting the power supply jumpers and configuring Moode Audio, it worked first time.
In summary, great to have something quite specialist like this at this price point.
There are not so many options for AES3 from a Pi HAT, and no others at this price.
Despite the item showing as out of stock and estimated delivery of 5 weeks, it arrived 10 days from ordering.
The only negative relates is the documentation (reason for dropping one star). The documentation is what is on the product web page, and on the silk screen of the PCB (for jumper positions). What is missing? I'd like to have known output voltage level for AES3 to understand viable cable lengths without risk of decoding errors, and a dimensioned drawing of the connector positions and sizes as there is no off the shelf enclosure solution for this HAT (needs to be at least 50mm deep).
Regarding performance & functionality, after setting the power supply jumpers and configuring Moode Audio, it worked first time.
In summary, great to have something quite specialist like this at this price point.
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13/10/2019
Christian M.
Digipi+ AES
Excellente carte venue en remplacement d'une carteDigi+ de base, cette interface me permet d'attaquer mon filtre actif en AES!
Le système composé d'une Raspberry 3, de la carte digi+ AES et d'une alim sur batterie, permet d'avoir une qualité au moins égale à mon ancien lecteur réseau à 1800€...alors que l'ensemble vaut dans les 100€00...
Excellente carte venue en remplacement d'une carteDigi+ de base, cette interface me permet d'attaquer mon filtre actif en AES!
Le système composé d'une Raspberry 3, de la carte digi+ AES et d'une alim sur batterie, permet d'avoir une qualité au moins égale à mon ancien lecteur réseau à 1800€...alors que l'ensemble vaut dans les 100€00...
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