A digital jukebox built with a high-quality DAC can transform your listening experience, and if you’re willing to try a project with a Raspberry Pi computer, you can build your own in an afternoon.

You’ll need: A Raspberry Pi kit You can use a Raspberry Pi 3B+, a Raspberry Pi 4, or even a Raspberry Pi Zero for this project. We like the 3B+, as it hits the sweet spot of speed and price.

A digital jukebox built with a high-quality DAC can transform your listening experience, and if you’re willing to try a project with a Raspberry Pi computer, you can build your own in an afternoon.

A digital jukebox built with a high-quality DAC can transform your listening experience, and if you’re willing to try a project with a Raspberry Pi computer, you can build your own in an afternoon.

A digital jukebox built with a high-quality DAC can transform your listening experience, and if you’re willing to try a project with a Raspberry Pi computer, you can build your own in an afternoon.

A digital jukebox built with a high-quality DAC can transform your listening experience, and if you’re willing to try a project with a Raspberry Pi computer, you can build your own in an afternoon.

A digital jukebox built with a high-quality DAC can transform your listening experience, and if you’re willing to try a project with a Raspberry Pi computer, you can build your own in an afternoon.

A digital jukebox built with a high-quality DAC can transform your listening experience, and if you’re willing to try a project with a Raspberry Pi computer, you can build your own in an afternoon.

A digital jukebox built with a high-quality DAC can transform your listening experience, and if you’re willing to try a project with a Raspberry Pi computer, you can build your own in an afternoon.

For his father, Patty put together a jukebox using a Raspberry Pi, a wooden box and, interestingly enough, physical cards. Patty programmed the Raspberry Pi to serve as the music player while storing ...