The Lavry sound changes a decent amount based on on volume/attenuation, balanced pins (and associated cables where you can go non-attenuated at 56) and to a lesser amount even PLL settings. Often I think the Lavry gets a bit short thrift because listeners don't dial in their preferred sound (though still similar signature on any setting). Have recently had a short couple hours test with DA10, Neko D100 MKII and Benchmark DAC1 (non-HDR/Pre/USB), and it was kinda interesting to soften up the top/overall dynamic punch to be more Neko-like (backing off to ~50-52). There were times (w/Peak+Volc and HD800 or especially balanced HD580 out back) the Benchmark and Lavry were nearly identical (didn't test headphone jacks). Certainly came away with more respect for the Benchmark after (and the Neko since acquiring a turntable and getting used to vinyl again). Now I'd possibly pick which had the functionality I more needed. If adjusting the volume often I may recommend the DAC1. If jumping back and forth between digital and vinyl the D100. I don't ever plan on purchasing a DAC without sample rate indicators though, so those are out for me. As always, these impressions are based on bang for buck. Can obviously do better if money no object. Eyeing that PWD.
I'd also toss in the less adjustable, much cheaper used Parasounds you already well know in a similar sound family to DA10 on 56/PLL crystal. And it was so nice to be able to run balanced and SE.