• Waveshare PCM5122 Hi-Fi I2S DAC Audio Board For Raspberry Pi – 384kHz/32-bit, 3.5mm & RCA Output, 40-Pin GPIO Compatible
  • Waveshare PCM5122 Hi-Fi I2S DAC Audio Board For Raspberry Pi – 384kHz/32-bit, 3.5mm & RCA Output, 40-Pin GPIO Compatible
  • Waveshare PCM5122 Hi-Fi I2S DAC Audio Board For Raspberry Pi – 384kHz/32-bit, 3.5mm & RCA Output, 40-Pin GPIO Compatible
  • Waveshare PCM5122 Hi-Fi I2S DAC Audio Board For Raspberry Pi – 384kHz/32-bit, 3.5mm & RCA Output, 40-Pin GPIO Compatible
  • Waveshare PCM5122 Hi-Fi I2S DAC Audio Board For Raspberry Pi – 384kHz/32-bit, 3.5mm & RCA Output, 40-Pin GPIO Compatible
  • Waveshare PCM5122 Hi-Fi I2S DAC Audio Board For Raspberry Pi – 384kHz/32-bit, 3.5mm & RCA Output, 40-Pin GPIO Compatible
  • Waveshare PCM5122 Hi-Fi I2S DAC Audio Board For Raspberry Pi – 384kHz/32-bit, 3.5mm & RCA Output, 40-Pin GPIO Compatible
  • Waveshare PCM5122 Hi-Fi I2S DAC Audio Board For Raspberry Pi – 384kHz/32-bit, 3.5mm & RCA Output, 40-Pin GPIO Compatible
  • Waveshare PCM5122 Hi-Fi I2S DAC Audio Board For Raspberry Pi – 384kHz/32-bit, 3.5mm & RCA Output, 40-Pin GPIO Compatible
  • Waveshare PCM5122 Hi-Fi I2S DAC Audio Board For Raspberry Pi – 384kHz/32-bit, 3.5mm & RCA Output, 40-Pin GPIO Compatible
  • Waveshare PCM5122 Hi-Fi I2S DAC Audio Board For Raspberry Pi – 384kHz/32-bit, 3.5mm & RCA Output, 40-Pin GPIO Compatible

Product Details

Web ID: 568919
Upgrade your Raspberry Pi's audio with this high-quality DAC (digital-to-analog converter) board. It uses the PCM5122 chip to deliver clear, detailed sound—way better than the Pi's built-in audio. It connects easily to any Raspberry Pi with a 40-pin GPIO header (like the Pi 3, 4, 5, Zero, etc.). You get both a 3.5mm headphone jack and RCA outputs, so you can hook it up to headphones, speakers, or an amplifier. It supports high-resolution audio up to 384kHz sampling and 32-bit depth for audiophile-grade playback. Perfect for music players, streaming set-ups, DIY audio projects, or even a mini Hi-Fi system. Installation is pretty straightforward if you're comfortable with basic Pi tinkering. Make your Pi sound amazing!