
Hifiberry DAC2 HD DAC HAT for Raspberry Pi with 192kHz/24-bit audio, gold-plated RCA outputs and hardware volume control.
The Hifiberry DAC2 HD is a digital to analogue converter (DAC) HAT for Raspberry Pi that supports high-resolution audio up to 192kHz/24-bit.
The board is designed for Raspberry Pi models with a 40-pin GPIO connector. It attaches directly to the GPIO header and sits on top of the Raspberry Pi, with no soldering, no extra cables and no external power adapter required, as it draws all its power from the Pi itself.
Key Audio Features
Connectivity
Audio output is provided via gold-plated stereo RCA connectors, for connection to an amplifier or active speakers. The compact form factor is designed to sit neatly on top of the Raspberry Pi.
Compatibility
Compatible with Raspberry Pi 3, 4 and 5 models that have a 40-pin GPIO header. The board requires Linux kernel 4.19.97 or newer.
Specifications
Choose the Hifiberry DAC2 HD when you want a straightforward way to add high-resolution digital to analogue audio conversion to a compatible Raspberry Pi.
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