
Upgrade your Raspberry Pi 5 with the NVDAC board. Features a high-res DAC for 192kHz audio and an M.2 NVMe slot for fast SSD storage.
The NVDAC from 52Pi is a comprehensive audio and storage upgrade solution designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi 5. It combines a high-fidelity DAC+ standard with an integrated M.2 NVMe slot, making it the perfect component for building high-quality, all-in-one audio solutions and media centres.
Utilising a premium Digital-to-Analogue converter (DAC) that supports high-resolution audio, the NVDAC is capable of delivering a truly immersive and crystal-clear listening experience. It harnesses the new PCI-Express interface on the Pi 5 to enable high-speed data transfers, ensuring smooth audio playback and providing expandable, fast storage for your projects.
Key Features
Package Contents
The board comes with everything needed for installation, including the NVDigi board itself, a header, an FFC cable, screws, and standoffs.
Important Notes
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