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Case for Cirrus and Raspberry Pi?

Former Member over 10 years ago

I have found one so far, the CamdenBoss Wolfson Board Case, any others?

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0 marcelheijkoop over 10 years ago

Hi Steve, I am still searching for such a case to.
And as I use a RPI B+ or RPI2 as host for the Cirrus card, even the CamdenBoss Wolfson Board will not fit.
Perhaps we should look into 3d printed cases for this niche market.
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0 marcelheijkoop over 10 years ago

Hi Steve, I am still searching for such a case to.
And as I use a RPI B+ or RPI2 as host for the Cirrus card, even the CamdenBoss Wolfson Board will not fit.
Perhaps we should look into 3d printed cases for this niche market.
Marcel
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0 Former Member over 10 years ago in reply to marcelheijkoop

Hi Marcel,

look here: Cirrus Logic Audio Card Enclosure for Pi Model B+ / Pi 2 Model B
I build a modular enclosure for myself, or call it better a "modular protector".

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0 marcelheijkoop over 10 years ago in reply to Former Member

Hi Misteeq,
Indeed a nice solution to have some protection.I found it in the other post.
But I would rather have a full casing to allow it to be connected by less technical relatives.
If the clac ever becomes popular, housing will be less problematic.
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0 Former Member over 10 years ago in reply to marcelheijkoop

Its a modular solution, I could disconnect the cirrus card from my Pi 2 within a few seconds.

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0 Former Member over 10 years ago in reply to marcelheijkoop

Marcel,

Apologize for the long-delay in replying. 3D printing or even CNC/3D printing may be the way to go on this for small demand. But the cost for a 3D printed box may cost as much as a Pi 2.

However, if anyone has a little time and expertise, perhaps a modified version of this to work with the Pi 2 and Cirrus Audio card would be ideal.

https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=ua3172cf3-d7ea-4d7b-b208-ac856040b7f0

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