Does removing "interface jitter" help, if my source has jitter?

Benchmark DACs and a lot of others as well, "truly lives up to that claim", since the measured distortion and noise is well beyond what humans would hear. So if I use the word "immune" that's what I mean and if it is jitter a USB cable isn't going to fix it.

Wish I knew *exactly* what jitter sounded like. My system might be so full of jitter that it sounds like a garbage disposal to everyone but me, but how would I know? 
Best (and first) answer I found when researching “what does jitter sound like” came from John - 2009: 

“Like the sound of one hand clapping”.

Jitter creates sidebands to each frequency at very low level.  With a lot of frequencies (music) it is basically noise added to signal (inaudible without signal).  When I switched from CDP to Benchmark DAC1 I had impression of great clarity, that it took me a while to get used to.

The fact that sound changes with different cables might not have anything to do with jitter suppression since every connected cable injects electrical noise - some more, some less.