Hey Mark, I’m good thanks

Right, I see Maybe if you’re going to have multiple clocks then there may be some benefit. I have no idea tbh. I’m just going on what I’ve read.

I must admit I get a bit confused by all digital ailments being blamed on jitter.
While it may be, from what I understand, a more serious issue using SPDIF it seems like well implemented USB data transfer reduces jitter to really negligible amounts and the problems in fact lie with the analogue stage which tends to get neglected a bit on a great many Dacs
Looking at various jitter specs for Dacs (if you can find them) and then reading what the experts write concerning what amount of jitter will adversely affect the analogue output. It seems that many USB Dacs achieve what can be considered as negligible jitter
The problem is, very few people have the equipment to actually measure jitter and any problems just get attributed to it

Idk mate. I remember when CD players came out and there wasn’t all this concern about jitter then. CD players are just a transport and Dac after all.
As soon as separate Dacs and computers joined in jitter was what the Hi Fi press used to slag computer audio off with. Strange really.