By using only the DSI (Digital Serial Interface) connector, the GPIO port is open for HAT boards like a DAC or S/PDIF digital audio board. It includes a convenient Y-cable for efficient USB power connection and its own longer ribbon cable (15-way FPC) for the screen. This enclosure started life as a Kickstarter project. I have the one without LEGO front studs so as to look cleaner but feel free to get the LEGO one if you want to adorn the device with your favourite Lego superheroes. I'm sure other screens would work well also it's mainly a matter of finding a good enclosure when you put it together and making it cosmetically appealing.ģ. Note that I added a little "stick on" heat sink over the CPU - generally not necessary but might drop the temperature a few degrees.Ģ. In this post, let's have a closer look at the device and some instructions / suggestions to build one.įirst, let's address the components I'm using to build this device: Furthermore, it's highly affordable with even more hi-res audio potential such as the capability to stream bitrates beyond 96kHz (remember, the stock Touch goes up to 96kHz, enhanced to 192kHz with Triode's EDO plugin).
As you can see from the image, it's very much capable of being a "clone" of the Squeezebox Touch. I showed you guys this picture last time of the Raspberry Pi 3-based Streamer device with official 7" touchscreen and HiFiBerry DAC+ Pro. Raspberry Pi 3 + 7" Touchscreen (left) and Squeezebox Touch (right): for the Pi device, I still had the plastic screen protector on in the picture, hence
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