Gobuleberbu wrote: 
> Buffering?  I'm not sure I quite understand how to do that [emoji52]

The GPIO on a Pi does not have enough power to run MOST relays, there
are a few it can but not many and are specialised.
Buffering is the circuit used to increase the power available to drive a
relay - See attached image.

Lets get the basics first:-
What  raspberry Pi have you got ?
What DAC do you use ?

How does the relay power the amplifier 120/220 Vac ?

Then we can go from there, as I said I have never had any problems with
the -G option on pCP (PiCorePlayer) and use -G in 4 systems

Jeff

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