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A fully-assembled HAT adds 24-bit 192KHz line-out audio and a 1.3" 240x240 IPS display with four buttons to any 40-pin Raspberry Pi
The Pimoroni Pirate Audio Line-out is a fully-assembled mini HAT that adds high-quality digital audio and a 1.3" IPS colour display to any 40-pin Raspberry Pi. It uses a PCM5100A DAC chip to deliver 24-bit 192KHz line-level output through a 3.5mm stereo jack. Four tactile buttons provide hardware playback control for local files or streaming services.
This board replaces the Pi's built-in headphone socket with a dedicated I2S DAC for cleaner, higher-resolution sound. The jump is worth it when driving an external amplifier or powered monitors from local FLAC libraries or streaming platforms. It also adds a 240x240 pixel screen for album art and a physical interface that a bare Pi lacks.
Verify your Raspberry Pi model has the standard 40-pin GPIO header before ordering. The HAT fits all 40-pin variants but will not connect to older 26-pin boards. You must run the Pimoroni installer to enable the I2S DAC, ST7789 display driver and button inputs on Raspberry Pi OS.
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Yes, the board is compatible with all 40-pin header Raspberry Pi models and uses the full 40-pin GPIO header for power, I2S audio, display and button signals.
Run the official Pirate Audio installer script on Raspberry Pi OS; it configures the PCM5100A DAC, the 240x240 IPS LCD and the four tactile buttons in one step.
The jack is surface-mounted on the mini HAT, so replacing it requires SMD rework; most users would swap the entire board instead.
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