The Raspberry Pi board is a perfect solution for this project. It’s cheap, it has an audio port, it has storage for the books on the system SD card, and it runs Linux.

Heck, if you’re fond of bringing your music-related DIY ideas to life, you can put your Raspberry Pi to good use by turning it into a simple yet highly efficient online radio player.

I've just ordered a Raspberry Pi 3 with the 'official' Raspberry Pi 7" touchscreen. I am intending to use it as a media player, purely for audio. I'll be using an external USB DAC at some point ...

Audiophonics has created a new Raspberry Pi case which provides an aluminium, open source audio player chassis complete with touchscreen and ES9018K2M ...

Since the whole purpose of the device is to play audio, onboard filtered PWM wasn’t going to cut it, so instead a 24-bit DAC talks to the Pi via I2S. The audio player backend is VLC, so there ...

A French firm has designed an open source audio player based on a Raspberry Pi 3 computer module. Called RaspTouch, the audio player is the work of Bordeaux-based Audiophile, which is looking to fund ...

The Raspberry Pi record player is not just a simple DIY project; ... you can integrate a Bluetooth module to stream the audio wirelessly to Bluetooth-enabled speakers or headphones.

Unable to use an off-the-shelf product, one man built a custom, connected audiobook reader for his 93-year old, nearly blind grandfather. It's a perfect example of the personalized, hackable ...

This is particularly regrettable when using the Raspberry Pi as an audio player or internet radio. There is a new PCIe connector for this purpose. However, ...

Pi Supply is selling a range of Raspberry Pi audio HATs that can do the exact same thing for less than £100 (including the Pi). Pi Zero DAC pHAT “Just connect your DAC HAT to a set of powered speakers ...