Vinyl Streamer

Record once. Play forever.

A hand-built vinyl jukebox that learns your records, streams them around the house, and keeps the grooves safe on the shelf.

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Drop the needle once. After that, it’s a jukebox.

Capture from your turntable, identify the album with local fingerprints, save lossless FLACs, then play from the touchscreen or your phone to AirPlay and Bluetooth speakers.

Now playing screen with album artwork and transport controls — Now playing on the dedicated touchscreen

Library shelves view of recorded vinyl albums — Your collection, browsable like a shelf

Raspberry Pi mounted on the back of the touchscreen — Compact Pi build tucked behind the display

Prebuilt by the person who built it

Low-volume, built and burn-in tested by me. Open source stays free. The paid option is time, assembly, testing, and a working appliance that shows up ready to plug in.

Made to order

Studio

Starts around $750 before shipping

The reference build: Pi 5, HiFiBerry DAC2 ADC Pro, NVMe storage, 10.1" touchscreen. Assembled, imaged, and tested before it ships.

Lossless vinyl capture + jukebox playback
AirPlay + Bluetooth streaming
Local fingerprint recognition (no cloud)
Discogs metadata + artwork

Turntable, phono preamp (if needed), and speakers not included. Exact quote confirms current parts and destination.

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Coming soon

Essential

Aiming lower — price TBD

A leaner build with the same software — lower parts cost, optional headless phone-only UI. Drop your email if you want early access.

Same recognition, recording, and streaming
Optional no-touchscreen setup
Built for a lower entry price

No long form required — just an email to get on the list.

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Or build it yourself

Everything is MIT-licensed. The installer, docs, and hardware notes are in the GitHub repo. Prebuilt is optional — DIY is first-class.

GitHub repository Getting started

What’s in the Studio build

A listening-room appliance, not a pile of spare cables. The reference hardware is chosen for clean capture, reliable storage, and a touchscreen that feels like furniture.

Compute & audio

Raspberry Pi 5 with a HiFiBerry DAC2 ADC Pro for line-level vinyl capture and local playback.

Storage & display

NVMe storage for your FLAC library, plus a 10.1" touchscreen running the jukebox UI in kiosk mode.

Your room

Works with a turntable that has line-level output (or a phono preamp), and AirPlay or Bluetooth speakers you already own.

Full hardware notes →

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Studio typically starts around $750 before shipping. Made to order in small batches — you’ll get availability, lead time, and a firm quote before any payment.

Just want a heads-up?

Not ready for a quote? Leave your email for Essential waitlist updates and Studio availability — no other fields.

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Your name Email Which option? Country / region for shipping Turntable / line-level setup Primary speakers Anything else

I understand the software is open source / free, and payment (if any) is for hardware, assembly, and testing. I understand this is low-volume and made to order.

What’s included