Yes, what about the hiss.
The Texas Instruments TAS5613A amplifier chip is a 2011 design, spec'd at 180 uvolts noise (A-weighted). The TPA3255 (of Aiyima A07 and recent Fosi Audio fame) is a 2016 design, spec'd at 85 uvolts noise (A-weighted), which is ~6 dB quieter. Which means that, if run direct from the amplifier, there would be 6 dB more hiss out of the older chip. Since the tweeter is seeing less spectral power, the hiss could be reduced with a resistive pad of some kind.
So, why the older chip here? It appears that the thermal performance of the TAS5613A is better (more efficient) than the newer TPA3255. Curiously the TPA3255 uses the more heat-efficient 44-pin package than the older TAS5612A's 64-pin package, even though the older chip was initially offered in that package but Ti soon discontinued it.