John151....
Which DAC would that be ? Thanks.... 
LiTe DAC 62 from Pacific Valve. I have been very pleased with the DAC 62 as it made my SB3 sound soooo much better. Thus, I want to be very careful not to come across as being negative towards 62 - it is a great sounding DAC. In comparison to the EE, I would say the 62 is warmer, where the EE is more neutral. As an example, my system has historically had trouble with Amy Winehouse (insert jokes here). The bass on all of the tracks from Back To Black suffered from excessive bass, and it was really not enjoyable. Over the years, I have been able to reduce the bass, but it was still at a level that I would not listen to Amy. With the EE, the bass is clearly reduced and tighter. The bass is still very strong on Rehab, but no longer drowns out the vocals. I have noticed other tracks where the bass is also reduced, which the Jury is still deliberating on. Another track that my system has struggled with is Norah Jones. Not sure how to describe it, but her voice would spike at times, which was not very pleasant. Over the years, my system has been table to tame this, but not enough. The EE appears to have solved the issue with her voice spiking. My very first impression, listening to Diana Krall, was that her voice sounded more delicate and "airy" (is that a word?), much like the sound that I heard when I had the EE CDP and Maggies (a sound I have been trying to get back to for years).
Anyway, the unit is still breaking in, but my initial impressions are very positive. The ISOTEK CD has been playing all night, so I look forward to some more listening today. However, I leave town for Vail later today, so any further reviews will have to wait until next week.
