I agree with @rbstehno about MQA. If you invest in a new streaming DAC, try to find one that does MQA decoding and rendering (esp. if you plan to use Tidal). FWIW, a couple of Matrix Audio products perform much better on ASR measurements than the PS Audio DS Senior, for a much lower retail price. But, notwithstanding what ASR measurements do or don't capture, many people seem to love the PS Audio Direct Stream Jr/Sr. And PS Audio products are made in USA, evidently with excellent user support.
A nice feature of both the PS Audio and the Matrix products is that they support both USB and Roon-ready network connections. I prefer a network connection for reliability and ease of use. I don't find that either one necessarily sounds better or worse than the other, but sometimes I've had trouble maintaining the USB handshake when changing sources/settings or powering on/off. On the other hand, for some DSP software (like HQ Player or BACCH4Mac), you may need a USB connection. With the right recordings, BACCH4Mac (even the $1K intro edition) can create impressive spatial audio effects. Nevertheless, I find myself often returning to an ethernet connection.
My system: sonicTransporter i9 (runs Roon Core); Mac Mini (intel CPU) to manage downloaded music library and to run DSP software (HQ Player, BACCH4Mac); Matrix Audio Element X (preamp/DAC/streamer); Benchmark AHB2 (power amp); JansZen Valentina P8 hybrid electrostatic loudspeakers.