Given that Ayre are in the process of rebadging -- OK, and (more-than) somewhat re-engineering -- the Oppo BDP-83 to sell for $8K-$10K, I suspect they are familiar with the capabilities of the platform.
Basically the Oppo video section, C-5xe and QB-9 all in one box.
I wouldn't count your chickens etc. etc.
But I think it is possible, as they are currently in the process of finalizing a new receiver board to add 24/192 capability and really might as well go for the twofer if they are going to push out an upgrade. Fingers crossed, eh?
Officially, I don't go for burn-in. But I did think the QB-9 was borderline bright out of the box and I don't any more.
By the way, a little tidbit from Charles Hansen that might perk a few ears up around here. He was addressing a question about whether they would consider upgrading their existing C-5xe player with USB input.
The problem is we don't know either you or your preferences yet and so far you've come off as alternately clueless and supercilious, which isn't a combo that's particularly sought-after here.
Jitter measurements are a can of worms inside an even bigger can of worms. There was a thread on AA that had some good manufacturer anecdotes before it went South and devolved into an asynchronous/adaptive pissing match. I'll dig up the link when I get home.
The Ayre only makes sense if you only use a computer as a source. So don't torture yourself.
Plus, isn't it about time for you to move on up to the $3K price point?