Assuming you like the Yamamoto Sound Craft sound, I think you have the lowest risk. Matching dissimilar sounding equipment to get the sound you want is a real challenge... and particularly if you can’t listen to them. In this case virtual impossible. You can look at my main system. After upgrading and learning for fifty years it is interesting to note all the equipment is from the same manufacturer and incredibly synergistic.
Recently I saw a thread where someone had taken very etched "accurate" sounding components and mixed them with very warm components and hit the perfect sound... something like Benchmark, PS Audio and Pass. But... wow that could so easily not have worked out. I instantly recognized what he had done... amazing... I could almost hear it.
I have a theory... that I couldn’t possibly prove about synergy, err... lack of. It is that of subtraction. If your component string has a different sound quality lets say... very detailed, very warm, then very detailed, then very warm (say, Streamer, DAC, Preamp, Amp) then each subsequent component is loosing something. So, the DAC is dropping some detail in order to be warm... etc. So, the very best you can do (if the components sound like you want them to) is to have all the components voiced the same.
Long ago I chose an audio research preamp, then a few years later and Audio Research Preamp, then amp and finally DAC. Each caused a big jump in sound quality and I think synergy. The final piece... something I was not looking for and did not want... my dealer dropped it by and said I really ought to try it, was a no brainer... the sound quality jump was simply jaw dropping. It just had to be synergy.