Vintage Radio for Raspberry Pi

This is a vintage radio built for the Raspberry Pi and a 7-inch display.
 

The radio is an old soundbox; the power switch works, and the volume controls are functional.

I’m using a Raspberry Pi 4 and the open-source system MoodeAudio.

Here is a list of the components used:
- Raspberry Pi 4
- ELECROW 7-inch display (https://www.amazon.de/dp/B081YV5YH6)
- An old USB soundbar with a 3.5mm jack
- TRU COMPONENTS TC-9563740 pushbutton (21.7mm x 14.5mm)
- KY-040 rotary encoder
- QUARKZMAN 3-piece potentiometer knobs (21mm x 17mm)

The Filaments I used are:

• eSUN PLA+: For the case, the soundbar mounts, and the speaker covers (blue and black parts)
• GEEETECH PLA filament (1.75 mm) “Silk Silver”: For the trim pieces
• eSUN TPU: For the feet 

The Logo and the Feet are glued. The rest can be snapped together. However, a little glue might help in a few spots. 

No AMS is needed.

The schematics and code are available on my GitHub page. The Code is created with MoodeAudio but should also run on other systems.