The Raspberry Pi Home Media Center is a series of compact and neatly designed hardware projects that combine the power of the Raspberry Pi Zero board and the Hi-Fi DAC.

The Raspberry PI Media Center Hats is a series of boards designed to solve two weak points of the original Media Center – (a) the possibility to work with any Raspberry Pi and (b) the added cost of Alu case that is not always required in the project.

The HiFi version of the board uses the capabilities of the TI’s PCM5100 32-bit DAC with line-level output, just like to HiFi Media Center, but doubling the number of outputs.

The HiFi-Amped Hat adds a TPA3110 D-class amp to the above setup, allowing connection of large speakers and simplicity of setup and usage.

Loud Hat is an equivalent of Loud Media Center, using MAX98365 DAC with D-class amp, doubling the number of channels

The Louder version is based on TAS5805M with a stereo amplifier delivering up to 30W per channel (no longer restricted b