Has anyone heard the new PS Audio Strata, Integrated Amp/DAC/streamer?

Kukur9, Thank you for the detailed, thoughtful first impressions of the Strata.

I had a slot in the beta program, but the Corona virus cost me the fiscal-year end bonus that I was on track for in April, costing me 12K and putting a small shadow of uncertainty on my future employment. It became clear to me that for now, and for me, it was the time to save money, not spend it. I HATED stepping out of that beta opportunity! 

Your good descriptions of functionality and product strategy confirmed my expectation....sounds like it is exactly what I've been looking for. Oh well...maybe later.

I'll keep living with my lowly Emotiva preamp/dac/tuner/phono stage for a while longer. I did give in to a lower price streaming option to satisfy that itch, by ordering a Bluesound Node 2i which should be here today sometime.

Enjoy your Strata and be well!

@mwinkc, sorry to hear that. Yeah, things are a little weird now. Some people like you, others completely out, and *everything* un-extrapolatable even just three months out. Good luck and be well.
@kren0006 Thanks for the reminder.
Drapes back today. Serious listening to commence soon...

Just picked up my Stellar Strata yesterday and working on burning it in.  Will be demoing it vs the Peachtree Nova300 and NAD M10.  

The setup on the Strata is almost comically clunky.  Two buttons that you have to click, double click, long click (think setting a 90's alarm clock), but that's only a 1-time deal.  The PS Audio Connect app is actually pretty decent.  So far it seems like the Strata has a few bugs here and there, but the sound (even pre-burn in) has been really good - a bit warmer and fuller than the Peachtree.

Also, I realize this may be outdated thinking, but I appreciate the fact that the Strata has some weight to it (maybe not McIntosh heavy, but ~30lbs).  The M10 feels like it'd blow away in a strong breeze.

Had the M10 for my office system, sold it, sounded decent but not good enough for the $. Looking for a replacement, on a whim I bought the Marantz PM7000N for less than half the $ - it is an all-in-one too minus the sexy looks, room correction and Roon, BUT crucially it sounds better to my ears. I was hesitant because it only puts out 60 watts into 8 ohms and the speakers I was looking to pair it with are the hard to drive LS50s, but it seems to have no problem with the load. 

I also got pm7000n just within last week and it is breaking in but so far very happy with it.  Better than the Bluesound Powernode 2 it replaced in my office system.  I never owned the M10 but dealer demo did not impress.