North Holland, Netherlands -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/21/2018 -- The Kickstarter Campaign is located on the web at: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1973518580/giotto-tune-dac-board-for-raspberry-pi

Amarula Solutions is an Amsterdam based Dutch tech-company that is bringing a true revolution in digital audio technology with the introduction of its all-new Giotto Tune. This remarkable DAC (Digital Analog Converter) is a high-quality music listening solution for the music lovers worldwide. Moreover, the tech-company has recently launched a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter to raise funds and support for Giotto Tune, and the goal of this campaign is to raise a sum of EUR 15,000.

Giotto basically manages liquid music like never before by creating endless possibilities for the user. By enabling its users to listen to the high-resolution music distributed by countless sites, such as HDTacks, Linn Records and others; internet radio; high-resolution streaming music distributed from sites like Tidal, Qbuz, etc. The possibilities nowadays are endless.

"Giotto Tune is a device able to manage liquid music in the broadest sense of the term: cd 'ripped' and put on disks, USB sticks, NAS and everything that can handle files." Said the spokesperson of Amarula Solutions, while introducing this project to the Kickstarter community. "Giotto Tune is basically an affordable audio card and a pure A-class amplifier (characterize it as "unrestrictedly dynamic". That's what Class A is all about), with true native DSD format as well as an analog volume control!." He added. Furthermore, Giotto Tune is compatible with Raspberry Pi and Tinker Board, and it is packed with a wide range of features and benefits.

The naming of this device was inspired by a legendary Italian artist, Giotto. Giotto was a painter of the Italian Renaissance among the most important; he introduced the perspective in painting. His colors are alive, realistic, its proportioned forms, the contours of the images are perfectly defined.

The main features of Giotto, what distinguishes it from other competitors, are mainly the following:

Plays High-Quality Sound

Has the ability to play music encoded in DSD format (Direct Streaming Digital)

Plays music whether it is directly recorded in DSD format or translated from other high-definition formats and made available in DSD mode.

The additional benefits, if you purchase the complete Giotto box with the RaspberryPi inside are;

With Kodi pre-installed and ready for use, you can connect your HDMI monitor or TV and your Hi-Fi system to Giotto Tune and watch movies, access the movie and music libraries available online. The sound will be of such a level that, sitting comfortably in your living room, you will feel like you are at the cinema.

Manage music with programs like Volumio2, accessible via a web browser from a smartphone, table, pc, with a beautiful and complete user interface.

Use all MPD clients for Android and IOS smartphones and tablets to access music libraries, prepare and manage playlists, and listen to streaming music.

The Kickstarter Campaign is located on the web at: www.kickstarter.com/projects/1973518580/giotto-tune-dac-board-for-raspberry-pi and backers from around the world can become a part of this project by pledging to this campaign.

About Giotto Tune
Giotto Tune is an amazing audio card and an affordable DAC for the music fans worldwide. Created by Amarula Solutions, a Netherlands based tech company, the device has been created to redefine the way fans of music experience their favorite songs. The project is currently being crowdfunded on Kickstarter and further details are available on its crowdfunding campaign page.

Contact:
Contact Person: Ronald Koppelman
Company: Amarula Solutions BV
Address: Kruisweg 611, 2132NB
City: Hoofddorp
State: North Holland
Country: The Netherlands
Phone: +31617142117
Email: ronald@amarulasolutions.com
Website: www.kickstarter.com/projects/1973518580/giotto-tune-dac-board-for-raspberry-pi

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