Please forgive me, for I am not a writer or even a novice reviewer.

These are my impressions of the iFi iTube 2 used in my setup.
System Source: VPI HW-19 with TNT platter
Mac Mini
DAC: Sony UDA-1
Phono Stage: Odyssey Audio Suspiro
Amp: Odyssey Audio Cyclops SE++
Speakers: Vapor Audio Auroras
Subwoofer: Polk Audio PSW505 12-Inch Powered Subwoofer
Interconnects: Reveal by Sonny (Tuan)
Speaker Cables: Reveal by Sonny
BeforeJust a bit about my digital experience. The Sony UDA-1 has been in my setup for over a year and was not a good match for me (or maybe anyone). It is dry, flat, brittle and there is no sign of life left in anything that goes through it. Absent of any sound stage and basically sounds like a cheap boom box through my system.
AfterI finally sat down with the iFi Tube 2 now that it has about 120 hours on it. It's been running daily to make sure it had time to burn-in and I can't lie, I enjoyed it every chance I got during this time. The iTube 2 sounded good from the moment it was added. I can't honestly say that it improved after burn-in since I just left it running while at work without much time to listen everyday.
So my only audiophile buddy sent me a text yesterday asking what I was doing and I told him I was about to sit down and do some comparisons with this iFi, he was here in a flash.

To get things started, I pulled up Tidal and put on some music I am familiar with in this order.
Megadeth "Symphony of Destruction"
Megadeth "Skin O' My Teeth"
Temple of the Dog "Say Hello 2 Heaven"
Temple of the Dog "Hunger Strike"
Mad Season "Wake Up"
Def Leppard "Pour Some Sugar on Me"
Def Leppard "Photograph"
Def Leppard "Love Bites"
Pearl Jam "Black"
Faith No More "Ashes to Ashes"
Faith No More "Jizzlobber"
Jimi Hendrix "...And the Gods Made Love"
We listened to the tracks with the iFi in the SET, XBass 20hz with +6db and 30°+ positions which were determined to be the best for MY ears. This music was selected by us and for us, sorry if it is not helpful to you. Just wanted to hear what I know and see what it would sound like through the iFi.
First thing we noticed was that I had to turn off the sub. The iFi brought life back to my digital! The dynamics had returned and the bass had slam and authority that was nonexistent before. Complex passages throughout all the tracks were handled with aplomb and I again heard things not heard before and in a space much bigger than my 12'x13'x9' room. By the third track I had the volume turned higher than I should have. It just sounded so good and we couldn't help ourselves. It remained at those levels for the rest of the session.
So after going through the music obstacle course, I had to pull the iFi iTube 2 out of the system to make sure it wasn't just a dream. Maybe it was Tidal making the DAC sound so good? We suffered through two songs before stopping the torture. The soundstage disappeared, and everything was as I had remembered about the awful sound. So we made a drink to try to wash away that awful noise then added the iFi back into the system before randomly selecting songs for another hour.
I did try the iFi on my phono stage, but it did not sound good there. Not that the Suspiro needed any help, but why not try?
So to wrap it up, this tour sold two units at one stop. It is a game changer for my system! The upgrade is not subtle, it is stupendous. I can't say what it will do in your system, but it saved my digital end.