about ready to dive in to streaming... PS Audio AirLens vs Aurender N10?

thank you all for your input. i have decided to go with the Aurender N10.
i genuinely appreciate each of your comments. kind, clean & mostly on topic. 
best wishes to all.

Innuos Pulsar 

Though I know OP's question doesn't go there

I have a question for those who have the Aurenders... Does it require an additional DAC?  I just read a review on the 200 and the guy had his connected to a Yssagril or whatever DAC.  I'm interested in changing from my Bluesound Vault and Weiss Dac combo, which sounds great, to a Aurender 20 or 200, but one says its a streamer and one says its a servier.  So I wasn't sure if either would be a stand alone into my McIntosh 352 tube amp and Revel Studios, or if I would need a DAC as well.

@mojo771 If you Google Aurender and go to their website, my browser returned tabs for each model. They are both listed as ‘Transports,’ and nether of their listed outputs include an analog port of any kind, so, yes, you’re going to need a D/A converter, otherwise known as a DAC. Curiously, to me, the N20 includes several more outputs than the N200, as well as a clock input. 

@googoogjoob good choice! Get a nice AES cable and you should be set!

@mojo771 Aurender models designated with N are network streamers. Ones designated with A are streamer/DAC combos. In example N200 is a streamer only and requires an outboard DAC. The A200 model has a built in DAC.