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-== Overview of Raspberry Pi Audio
+== Overview
  
-With our audio boards, you will be able to bring high quality audio to your existing Hi-Fi or Raspberry Pi based equipment and projects. We offer four different HAT (Hardware Attached on Top) options that will fit any Raspberry Pi using the 40-pin GPIO header.
+Raspberry Pi Audio Boards bring high quality audio to your existing hi-fi or Raspberry Pi-based equipment and projects. We offer four different Hardware Attached on Top (HAT) options that will fit any Raspberry Pi using the 40-pin GPIO header.
 
-Each board has a specific purpose and set of features. The highest audio quality playback is available from our DAC PRO, DAC{plus} and DigiAMP{plus} boards which support up to Full HD Audio (192kHz), while the Codec Zero supports up to HD Audio (96kHz) and includes a built-in microphone, making it ideal for smaller projects.
+Each board has a specific purpose and set of features. The highest audio quality playback is available from our DAC PRO, DAC{plus} and DigiAMP{plus} boards, which support up to full HD audio (192kHz); while the Codec Zero supports up to HD audio (96kHz) and includes a built-in microphone, making it ideal for compact projects.
 
 === Features at a glance
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 |===
-| | *Line Out* | *Balanced Out* | *Stereo Speakers* | *Mono Speaker* | *Headphones* | *Aux In* | *Aux Out* | *Ext Mic* | *Built-in Mic*
+| | *Line out* | *Balanced out* | *Stereo speakers* | *Mono speaker* | *Headphones* | *Aux in* | *Aux out* | *Ext mic* | *Built-in mic*
 
 | DAC Pro ^| ✓ ^| ✓ | | ^| ✓ | | | | 
 | DAC{plus} ^| ✓ | | | ^| ✓ | | | | 
@@ -15,16 +15,15 @@ Each board has a specific purpose and set of features. The highest audio quality
 | Codec Zero | | | ^| ✓ | ^| ✓ ^| ✓ ^| ✓ ^| ✓ 
 |===
 
-Line Out:: A double Phono/RCA connector - Normally red and white in colour. This output is a variable
-analogue signal (0..2V RMS) and can connect to your existing Hi-Fi (pre-amp or amplifier) or can be used
-to drive active speakers (with their own amplifier built in).
-Balanced Out:: An XLR connector - Normally a 3 pin male connector. This is used in a studio set-up and some
-high-end Hi-Fi systems. It can also be used to drive active “monitor” speakers as used at discos or on
+Line out:: A double phono/RCA connector, normally red and white in colour. This output is a variable
+analogue signal (0.2V RMS) and can connect to your existing hi-fi (pre-amp or amplifier), or can be used
+to drive active speakers which have their own amplifier built in.
+Balanced out:: An XLR connector, normally a three-pin male connector. This is used in a studio set-up, and in some
+high-end hi-fi systems. It can also be used to drive active monitor speakers like those used at clubs or on
 stage directed towards the DJ or performers. 
-Stereo Speakers:: 2 sets of screw terminals for 2 x 25W speakers. These are for normal Hi-Fi speakers such as bookshelf or floor
-standing. These are known as passive speakers.
-Mono Speaker:: Screw terminal for single 1.2W speaker, as found in a transistor radio or similar.
-Headphones:: 3.5mm jack socket delivering stereo audio for a set of normal headphones. Our headphone amplifiers on the DAC boards can drive up to 80/90ohm impedance headphones. The headphone output of the Codec+ is also aux out.
-Aux In:: A double Phono/RCA connector or 3.5mm socket. Accepts analogue audio in up to 1V RMS. This can be used to record audio from a variable analogue source such as a mobile phone, MP3 player or similar.
-Aux Out:: A double Phono/RCA connector or 3.5mm socket. Delivers analogue audio out up to 1V RMS. This can be used to feed audio into an amplifier at a reduced volume compared to Line Out.
-Mic In:: A 3.5mm socket for use with an external Electret microphone. The built-in MEMS microphone on the Codec Zero is automatically disabled when the External Mic In connector is used.
+Stereo speakers:: Two sets of screw terminals for 2×25W speakers. These are for traditional hi-fi speakers without built-in amplification. These are known as passive speakers.
+Mono speaker:: A screw terminal for a single 1.2W speaker, as found in a transistor radio or similar.
+Headphones:: A 3.5mm jack socket delivering stereo audio for a set of headphones. The headphone amplifiers on the Raspberry Pi DAC boards can drive up to 80/90Ω impedance headphones. The headphone output of the Codec+ is also aux out.
+Aux in:: A double Phono/RCA connector or 3.5mm socket. Accepts analogue audio in up to 1V RMS. This can be used to record audio from a variable analogue source such as a mobile phone, MP3 player or similar.
+Aux out:: A double Phono/RCA connector or 3.5mm socket. Delivers analogue audio out up to 1V RMS. This can be used to feed audio into an amplifier at a reduced volume compared to Line out.
+Ext mic:: A 3.5mm socket for use with an external electret microphone. The built-in MEMS microphone on the Codec Zero is automatically disabled when the external Mic in connector is used.