Nanomesher the audio and Internet of Things developer and maker has returned to Kickstarter this week to launch their new Raspberry Pi NanoSound audio archiving system that is capable of auto extracting CDs also provides a way to stream your audio through your network. Watch the demonstration video below to learn more about the CD extractor and network audio player which is available for under $40.
Building on previous Kickstarter campaigns for hardware such as the NanoSound DAC and DAC2 latest project fully automatic and bit perfect CD ripper which outputs to variety of lossless formats. You can even provide your very own Raspberry Pi 3 Model B , Pi 3 Model B+ or Pi 4 if you have one gathering dust. “You have hundreds of CD which are sitting there waiting to be digitalised. Dedicated CD ripper are expensive , reusing a PC takes up space and use more electricity than needed.”
Features of the Raspberry Pi audio archiving system include :
– Wifi & Wired Ethernet Network
– Play everything – CD, MP3, FLAC, WAV, AAC, ALAC, DSD and many more
– CD upsampling and extraction via improved version of NanoSound CD volumio plugin
– Streams Spotify, Airplay, DLNA, Youtube, Free Web Radio, Tidal & Qobuz ( subscription required)
– Play from Internal Storage, NAS and USB Flash
– Control via Volumio App or Infrared Remote Control
– OLED display with multi-language support
– NAS function allows you to use as network drive
– 3.5mm headphone jack out
– Upgradeable to NanoSound USB DAC for audiophile level HiFi Audio
CD Extraction
– Bit Perfect Audio Extraction (FLAC / Wav / Apple lossless) – Verified with AccurateRip™
– One Touch or Automatic CD Extraction
– Automatic CD info tagging and indexing for playback (Album name, Artist, Song names)
– Save to USB Storage , Internal Storage or Shared Drive
– Ripped files accessible via shared drive
The NanoSound USB DAC supports Windows, MacOS, Raspbian, Volumio and many more OSes :
– RCA line out and Headphone Amplifier
– Savitech SA9023 USB Decoder with up to 24bit 96khz resolution
– ESS ES9028Q2M DAC with HyperStream™ architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator
– 117dB Signal to Noise Ratio
– +129dB DNR
– <0.0003% THD+N
Source: Kickstarter
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