Experience Exceptional Sound Quality with the HiFiBerry Digi+ Pro Review

I used this for the Volumio project and it fits perfectly. I've had no problems with it and it works great with my Shia Bifrost. It was an easy decision to build this as it added new functionality to my system. I could upgrade the Bifrost to USB 5th gen, but I'd still have to connect an Rpi to it. It was cheaper and I didn't have to wait for Schiit's schedule or deal with all the delays and shipping costs. I'm also very glad this item was available here at Revain - the competitor's main product

If you use Kodi, you need Digi+ Pro. If you are watching Hi-Def content encoded with Dolby (Digital 5.1, 7.1, D+) or DTS audio, the Rpi will not natively pass this multi-channel encoding to your receiver. Digi+ Pro is the answer! I'm using Rpi 3 and Openelec Kodi 8 which includes native Digi+ support. Just turn off your Rpi, turn on Digi+, start it, go to your output device settings, select an ALSA (Digi) capable device, enable audio transmission (make sure you have all Dolby select options)…

The card keeps breaking my RPI3b+, I'm pretty sure it's broken, it's gradually gotten so unstable that RPI3b+ can't access my wireless network anymore. RPI3b only starts in AP mode with card connected, no matter how many times I set my WiFi information on the website. I tried Volumio, Moode and Rune Audio. Unfortunately I missed my return window. When it worked, it sounded very good. I'm stuck with lemon.

As far as I can tell the hardware is fine but I've noticed regular and occasional relay clicks when connected to my Schiit Bifrost 2 when music is playing (middle lane) and when nothing is. play. The clicking noises when nothing is playing are a bit annoying - I hear them in my living room for no reason, but when they happen while listening to music it means a momentary music pause which is VERY ANNOYING. Anyway, long story short, the fault seems to be in the HifiberryOS, not the board (tried…

I used this for the Volumio project and it was a perfect fit. I've had no problems with it and it works great with my Shia Bifrost. It was an easy decision to build this as it added new functionality to my system. I could upgrade the Bifrost to USB 5th gen, but I'd still have to connect an Rpi to it. It was cheaper and I didn't have to wait for Schiit's schedule or deal with all the delays and shipping costs. I'm also very glad this item was available here at Revain - the competitor's main…

Very happy with the sound quality of this unit. I've used it successfully to play 24-bit 192kHz HD audio. (I can't test higher sample rates/bit depth or DSD compatibility.) To get excellent SQ, we recommend using a linear power supply or a heavily filtered switching power supply with the Raspberry Pi. The Digi+ Pro has the ability to connect a dedicated power supply soldering one of the pins to ensure full isolation from the RPi. I haven't tried this, but I suspect it's the way to get the best…

As far as I can tell the hardware is fine but I've noticed regular and occasional relay clicks when connected to my Schiit Bifrost 2 when music is playing (middle track) and when nothing is. play. The clicking noises when nothing is playing are a bit annoying - I hear them in my living room for no reason, but when they happen while listening to music it means a momentary pause in the music, which is VERY ANNOYING. Anyway, long story short, the fault seems to be in the HifiberryOS, not the board