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Hardware
Steve Penrod edited this page Jan 31, 2017
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Picroft requires minimal hardware. Specifically:
Required:
- Raspberry Pi 3 (it will start on a Pi 2, but that hardware can't quite keep up over time)
- Any analog speaker
- USB microphone (see below)
- 4GB microSD (8GB highly recommended)
Optional:
- USB Keyboard
- HDMI monitor/TV
Here is specific hardware that has been tested with Picroft. If you try other hardware, please edit this page and add your findings!
- Blue Snoball/Snoball Ice - Works very well
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CM108 Based Mics - The CM108 chip drives many low-priced microphones in various form-factors (if you run 'lsusb' you'll see them as C-Media Electronics, Inc. CM108 Audio Controller. All work, but some are better than others for Picroft purposes.
- eBerry Plug and Play Home Studio - decent experience, fair range
- Kinobo Makio - functional, but only works at close range
- None at this point
- Logitech Z50 - Mono speaker, wired, simple, can be found for cheap.