The NuPrime Evolution DAC-2 - that hardly anybody around seem to know (or care?) about/have experience with - is an excellent D/A-converter/preamp. When fully run-in (and it easily needs 200-300 hours to settle in, sounding closed-in and "woolen" between ~75-135 hours in particular) I found it to be the better DAC compared to a fully updated 2018 Bricasti M1 and comparing overall equally to a Weiss DAC-1 MkIII. It's that good (and for the price, ~$3.5k, it's close to a downright steal).
"Better" to some is different to others, but the resolving capabilities, transparency, analogue imprinting and dynamic prowess of the NuPrime are unquestionably better than the Bricasti, and the former by no means is a details-first presenter. The Weiss in particular has a midrange to die for, but arguably it's also ever so slightly too pronounced compared to the NuPrime (system/speaker dependent?), that to my ears has a more balanced, getting-out-of-the-way approach and better low end to boot. Make no mistake though, the Weiss is a great DAC.