In the era of ubiquitous digital electronics we are constantly encountering devices that not only listen to our commands but also generate high quality sound. Not long ago the construction of a device offering such functions was extremely difficult and expensive. Today, we have a wide range of player modules at hand, allowing us to implement complex voice functions using just a few pins of a simple microcontroller. Selected models even allow recording several hours long.
Pi-Blox case for Raspberry Pi 4B - black - Multicomp Pro MP001209
Index: FAR-18852
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DFPlayer mini MP3 player with microSD slot
A module that allows you to play music files directly from micro SD card via the built-in slot. It communicates through the UART interface pins RX and TX with a microcontroller.
Index: DFR-03170
Index: DFR-03170
MAX98357A decoder stereo DAC I2S - SparkFun DEV-14809
The stereo decoder's module DAC to communicate through the I2S interface. Built-in class D amplifier can provide up to 3.2 W of power to the speakers or headphones with...
Index: SPF-13062
Index: SPF-13062
Amplifier audio TDA2030 mono 18W 6-12V
Module with universal power amplifier, power voltage from 6 V to 12 V. It allows to connect speakers with power up to 18 watts. It has a built-in potentiometer to change the...
Index: MOD-07147
Index: MOD-07147
i2 Audio Phono One - phono preamplifier MM
Phono One is a small, very good sounding phono preamplifier for MM systems . It is designed to achieve low group delay distortion, which makes the sound reproduced sound...
Index: RHF-18029
Index: RHF-18029
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Fermion - DFPlayer Pro - 2-channel mini MP3 player with 128 MB built-in memory - DFRobot DFR0768
A two-channel mini MP3 player made by DFRobot. It can be operated in four ways: with Arduino (and related boards), via AT commands, with ADKEY key or physically with...
Index: DFR-19378
Index: DFR-19378
Amplifier audio stereo 2x3W 5V PAM8403
A module with a universal two channel amplifier, powered by voltage of 5 V. It allows you to connect the speakers from 4 Ohms to 8 Ohms and 3 watts each. The module has...
Index: MOD-07265
Index: MOD-07265
Amplifier Audio Stereo Bluetooth 5.0 - DFRobot DFR0675-EN
The Bluetooth 5.0 digital amplifier module can be used as a speaker that connects to a Raspberry Pi or mobile phone via Bluetooth. It has a volume control function and can be...
Index: DFR-17376
Index: DFR-17376
WTV020 - MP3 player / decoder with microSD slot
A module that allows you to play music files directly from a microSD card via the built-in connector. Supports cards up to 1 GB. Supply voltage is from 2.6 V to 3.6 V.
Index: GRL-12511
Index: GRL-12511
Amplifier Module - MAX98357 - DFRobot DFR0954
Audio amplifier module - MAX98357 - DFRobot DFR0954 perfectly works with microcontrollers with I2S audio outputs, such as ESP32 and can be used, for example, with IoT...
Index: DFR-21992
Index: DFR-21992
SparkFun Qwiic Speaker Amp - audio amplifier TPA2016D2 - SparkFun DEV-20690
Class D stereo , unfiltered audio amplifier equipped with the TPA2016D2 chip from Texas Instruments. The module has selectable gain ranging from -28 dB to 30 dB in 1 dB...
Index: SPF-22243
Index: SPF-22243
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DFRobot Gravity - MP3 player - JQ8400-FL UART
Module that allows you to play music files directly from the 8 MB device memory . It supports MP3 and WAV formats. It communicates with the microcontroller via the UART...
Index: DFR-12358
Index: DFR-12358
Sound Card uGo UKD-1086 Virtual 7.1 USB
Very small adapter that has two slots designed for connecting the microphone and headphones. Connects through a USB port. Supports audio Virtual 7.1
Index: IMP-14373
Index: IMP-14373
Mono Amplifier V3.0 Pre-built - Kitronik 2165B
Mono Amplifier V3.0 Pre-built uses the NCP2890 audio amplifier IC with an output power of 1 W. The NCP2890 is a loudspeaker amplifier that is intended for use in portable...
Index: KTR-21418
Index: KTR-21418
Pirate Audio Line out - audio output for Raspberry Pi - Pimoroni PIM483
Overlay with 3.5 mm audio output for Raspberry Pi. The built-in DAC provides clear 24-bit / 192 kHz audio, while the 1.3" IPS screen displays album artwork. The module also...
Index: PIM-15899
Index: PIM-15899
Audio amplifier NCP2890 2,2V-5,5V 1W - mono - Kitronik 2165
A set for building a single-channel amplifier based on NCP2890 integrated circuit. It is powered from 2.2 V to 5.5 V . The device allows to connect a speaker of up to 1 W....
Index: KTR-16117
Index: KTR-16117
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Synthia - DIY music synthesizer building and programming kit - CircuitMess
Synthia - Build & code your own digital musical sampler is a set prepared by the producer of CircuitMess , which requires self-assembly. Contains the components necessary to...
Index: CIM-21577
Index: CIM-21577
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MP3 Player VS1053 Shield - Shield for Arduino - SparkFun DEV-12660
A module that allows you to play music files directly from micro SD card via the built-in slot. Output is a 3.5 mm Jack to connect speakers or headphones.
Index: SPF-01766
Index: SPF-01766
TPA2005D1 mono audio amplifier - SparkFun BOB-11044
Module with audio amplifier class D. Characterized by small power losses. It allows you to connect a speaker of 8 Ohms, power 1.4 watts. It has a connector for the...
Index: SPF-01770
Index: SPF-01770
Audio FX Mini Sound Board - WAV/OGG 2MB player - Adafruit 2342
Standalone module which supports playback of wav or oog files stored in memory. The device is powered with voltage from 3 V to 5.5 V, has stereo output which can be programmed...
Index: ADA-03410
Index: ADA-03410
Stereo 3.7W Class D Audio Amplifier - MAX98306 - Adafruit 987
Module with audio amplifier, class D. Characterized by small power losses. It allows you to connect speakers 3 Ohms with the capacity of 3.7 V. Working voltage from 2.5 V to...
Index: ADA-06767
Index: ADA-06767
MP3 Trigger - MP3 player - SparkFun WIG-13720
Module of MP3 player, allowing you to easily add sound files. MP3 files are saved on the SDSC memory and card SDHC formatted in FAT16 or FAT32 format.
Index: SPF-14058
Index: SPF-14058
Pirate Audio Speaker -speaker with display - DAC for Raspberry Pi - Pimoroni PIM485
DAC amplifier cap for Raspberry Pi minicompouter. It has a built-in 1 W / 8 Ω speaker and a 1.3" colour IPS display. Additionally, the board is equipped with 4...
Index: PIM-15897
Index: PIM-15897
FM Radio Kit - DIY V2.0 - Kitronik 2157
A set of elements allowing you to build your own radio. The module is based on two circuits, a Si4820 radio receiver and one-channel NCP2890D amplifier . The set requires...
Index: KTR-16119
Index: KTR-16119
Mono Amplifier Kit with Power Switch and status LED - Kitronik 2173
The set consists of elements for building an amplifier based on NCP2890 circuit together with power switch and status LEDs. The output power of the amplifier is 1 W, the set...
Index: KTR-16878
Index: KTR-16878
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What audio recording format should I use?
Of the dozens of audio recording formats, three standards are currently the most popular:
- WAV - this is called uncompressed audio - the audio samples are recorded and played back one by one, exactly as they were recorded. WAV files offer the highest quality sound (lossless recording), but they take up quite a bit of memory.
- MP3 - the world's most popular lossy recording format - the data is compressed, which means that for a greater or lesser loss of sound quality we can save many times longer recordings on the same capacity of the medium. By choosing the level of compression we can establish a compromise between quality and file size.
- Ogg - lossy (compressed) recording format, providing comparable or better sound quality than MP3. When using this format you should check if your MP3 module has the function to play this type of files.
MP3 / WAV / OOG / MIDI players - the Swiss Army Knife of audio
One player module can allow you to play several types of files, and the most sophisticated models also provide the ability to record audio using the built-in microphone or line input. A simple WAV or MP3 player can be a universal module with goldpin terminals or an Arduino shield. For those who deal with sound production or home recording, we recommend a functional, modular MIDI player.
Small but memorable
MP3 or WAV player in a form of module can be easily connected to Arduino or any microcontroller and control playback of recordings without getting into the intricacies of audio technology. In our offer you'll find player modules compatible with memory cards. Thanks to this you can easily save new files, and with a large capacity memory card you will never run out of space for new recordings. However, if you do not need many hours of recordings, but instead just a few or several short audio messages, consider buying a module with built-in flash memory. The Adafruit Audio FX Mini Sound Board WAV/OGG player has 2MB of built-in memory on board, so without the need for an SD card, you can upload the messages you need to the module using a microUSB cable.