Millisecond delay to the beginning of songs streaming

Thanks All for the replies! Reached out to Eversolo and got this reply:

Hi Brian,

Thank you for your email.
 

Regarding your inquiry, actually this is a normal phenomenon. 
When connected to the backend device via a digital port, the external DAC needs to relock the sampling rate and establish USB audio synchronization when switching tracks, there will be a brief silence for the first few seconds to prevent popping sounds. 

Thanks for your understanding.

If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

Best regards.
Eevrsolo Support
 

Now I have the exact same setup with my Bluesound Icon (except using Gustard DDC And DAC, as opposed to using DENAFRIPS DDC and DAC with the Eversolo) and there is no delay…So that’s weird..Sucks but apparently that’s normal for Eversolo😞. 
 

I can’t help but wonder if the new Eversolo T8 does this???

I have the same issue with my Roon Nucleus Plus to Playback Designs MPD – 8 running Qobuz. 
A quick Internet search reveals this happens on Spotify and Apple Music as well.

I also have this problem, using an Auris BluMe Pro bluetooth streamer and Qobuz, although it is not micro-seconds, but more like 1-2 whole seconds. It also happened with Apple Music so I don't think it is the fault of the music service. I did some internet sleuthing and the most likely culprit was some kind of "handshake" that occurs each time Bluetooth connects with the device (despite the device saying it is "connected"). 

I thought it might be caused, or at least exacerbated, by the fact that I sometimes use Qobuz on my smartphone and sometimes through the web app on my desktop computer, but now that Qobuz has broken the web app for Linux computers by implementing Qobuz Connect - we could do another thread on that! - I can only use my phone and I still get the delay.

Have not found a solution, but if Eversolo thinks this is "normal" then I'd be looking for a different DAC. On the other hand, it does support Qobuz' decision to implement Qobuz Connect, which as I understand it, eliminates Bluetooth and streams via wifi.

Good grief.  "Thanks for your understanding"--not what I would want to read.

My son was considering going with Eversolo.  This looks like another reason not to go in that direction.  After reading several threads, they seem to lack much in the way of "Support".

That should never be an issue, particularly since something as cheap as Sonos don't have that issue.