Time for a new DAC?


In my modest audio system I still use a Bryston BDA-1 DAC. DAC chip sets have evolved since this unit was designed and built but the power and output stages are likely still capable. I have not dipped my toes onto hi-rez music services such as TIdal or Qubuz and currently use only Spotify for music listening. Given these parameters would there be a significant audible benefit to upgrading the DAC to something around $1200 or less? The other relevant components in the system are a NAD C165BEE preamplifier, Adcom GFA 5500 amplifier and Totem Forrest speakers. Currently I Bluetooth through an Auris BluMe but am considering a streaming device in its place. 
sadbird
Before you change Dacs I think you should hear how good Hires streaming sounds compared to Spotify.

And Wifi is way superior to Bluetooth. Buy a Bluesound Node2i from an online dealer with a return policy. Then use the free trials for Tidal and Qobuz.

Upgrade your streaming service(s) first. You might be surprised at how good your current DAC can sound.
All good counsel and I appreciate the immediate feedback. I've been considering a streamer such as the low-cost Bluesound Node 2.1 and apparently it's time!
Yup, buy a used Node 2i and give Qobuz a try — you won’t be disappointed and probably find your DAC is perfectly fine.  I switched from Tidal to Qobuz and would not go back FWIW. 
Is anyone familiar with the  Audiolab 6000N Wi-Fi Audio Streaming Player/Internet Tuner which is somewhat price comparable with the Bluesound