mattoswald

Im currently cleaning up the code, models and parts list for public release. Mailing list subscription is on heymugsy.com. Email is on my profile if you have specific questions.

The Pi has exposed IO pins so you can use it to control just about anything that uses electricity.

There are two basic groups of users. People looking for a cheap small computer to use for education, gaming, etc. And those who use the Pi as a controller for other projects.

I'm using one as the controller for an open source coffee maker called Mugsy as well as another start up in the music education space.

The Pi3 has an improved audio output . A cheap $5 usb audio interface from amazon will bring the quality up for older Pis to a normal computers audio output. If you're looking for higher fidelity than that you can use lots of the usual prosumer/pro usb interfaces. If you're trying to keep it small something like a HifiBerry board or similar addon will work.