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# Ideas
I'd really like to find an active speaker that has a built-in DAC with USB-C input and power over that same USB connection.
The only one I've ever found like this is the Bose Revolve. It's old (discontinued?), and uses micro-USB.
This would allow a "sweetheart" setup where the speaker could be plugged up to
a [Radxa Zero](https://arace.tech/products/radxa-zero-3w) which itself only has
one USB-C cable for power.
That would make for a pretty nice Snapcast client setup.

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Most of the Snapclients are running on a Raspberry Pi (of different variations Pi 4, Pi Zero, Radxa Zero).
The living room uses "real" speakers with an amp, while other rooms use Bluetooth speakers connected over line-in.
The Living Room uses "real" speakers with an amp, while other rooms use Bluetooth speakers connected over line-in.
The dining room uses a Bose speaker that has USB audio input - which is nice because it avoids ground loops - but I haven't been able to find any other speakers that have this option.
The Dining Room uses a Bose speaker that has USB audio input - which is nice because it avoids ground loops and means power+audio is delivered via a single cable.
I haven't been able to find any other speakers that have this option and that speaker is kind of old.