With home or prosumer equipment this is habitual, even the ADI 2 line does it, the DAC variant also has the jacks at different heights, the PRO does not because they are identical, but this is a non issue.
The problem with Gustard is that it doesn't have good distribution in many countries, you can easily buy SMSL or Topping through Amazon Prime, and personally I would spend the difference and get an A90, although it uses a regular potentiometer for volumen control.
The problem with Gustard is that it doesn't have good distribution in many countries, you can easily buy SMSL or Topping through Amazon Prime, and personally I would spend the difference and get an A90, although it uses a regular potentiometer for volumen control.
Jacks that are used frequently have to be sturdy. My experience is that jacks soldered to the main PCB is wrongheaded. A likely point of failure. I don't know what this looks like on the inside, so I can't say. Maybe the connections are very solid. I've experienced problems in the past with jacks as part of the mother board. It is a low price point solution.