Uh - Republic of Cyprus, EU, imposes VAT, shipping is expensive. Generous offer but I think I might want to decline for your sake 
What I *would* do is compare the Isabella DAC against things like the Opera Audio Linear player, the Raysonic 128 and 168. If it keeps up or makes those players sound better, then we have some milestones for reference. I also have the $10,000 Ancient Audio Lektor IV which sports a digital output. I'd not think the Isabella beats that but who knows - it's a mano-a-macho I can make happen.
All,
I contacted Srajan regarding upcoming reviews. Before doing so, I thought this over carefully and decided what I believe would be the best path to take:

I will be sending Srajan the Isabella
without built-in dac (when the Isabella is in production mode) I am shooting to make this happen in early 2008 and the Isabella without the built-in dac will most likely be available first, followed by the Isabella with internal dac option. As I mentioned earlier, the internal dac (with USB, coax and optical inputs) is going to perform on a much higher level than any other source that I have worked on, and will be very competitive with stand-alone dacs costing much, much more. Achieving this is going to take a little longer and I don't want to "serve the wine before it's time."
I decided that I really want Srajan to focus on the Isabella as an SLA battery powered tubed preamp, and I would like him to test the Isabella paired up with the Signature 30.2, as well as various other power amps (tubed and solid state) that he has time and inclination to try out. As I'm sure that everyone here would agree, Srajan's reviews are very in-depth. Between the Signature 30.2 review that is in progress and the upcoming Isabella review, this is a LOT of work! While he has graciously accepted to take on more, I rather Srajan's efforts be concentrated to these two core products.
As for the Signature 70.2s, you may have already read Mike Smith's review on 6moons that has just been added and it is a dynamite review!

He comments on how his upgraded Sig 70s (which contain the partial upgrades... the ones the convert the sonic performance to that of the 70.2) compares to the 70s that he used to own. Many thanks to miklorsmith!
I have also been contacted by other reviewers who are very interested in the new RWA products and I'm sure we'll get other reviews cooking for 2008
Thanks for all your interest and support!
Vinnie