Is Burmester 232 worth the price?

Strange I took a look at the 232 product page and this is what it said, I guess the Dac is an option then.

• First product in the new Burmester aesthetic design
• New D/A converter
• New rotary encoder with haptic feedback (customizable) for volume, input selection, etc.
• Modular design (phono module, DAC)
• Supports current streaming providers
• New operation app
• New audio concept for preamplifier (incl. volume control) and headphones
• High quality operational amplifiers at the input for sound performance
• Extra short and low noise signal path for minimal signal interference
• New dedicated headphone amplifier designed for low distortion and low noise level
• New input transistors of the power amplifiers with almost perfect pair equality (NPN, PNP) for minimal distortion

So, if I’ve got this right you’re using a $330 Wiim streamer/DAC with an amp and speakers worth upwards of $40k.  I know you said you don’t think DACs are all that important and assume you’re of a similar mind about streamers, so all I’ll say is you’re not getting near the performance your other equipment is capable of.  As an analogy, what you’ve got here is like having budget all-season tires on a Ferrari — sure it’ll work, but you won’t get nearly the performance out of it that you paid dearly for. 

@soix Theoretically what you say is true. But the fact is my ears are pleased without compare. Keep in mind I have not fully completed my upward progression yet. Am getting new high quality RCA cables tomorrow. If there is a mid end DAC/streamer you can recommend, I will be happy to look into it.

@soix Actually I did audition a more expensive Cambridge audio unit but the wiim sounded better so I kept it. Like I said, I trust my ears first and foremost.

The real question is what sounds better. The burm in the house or the burm in the merc?