Denafrips FPGA Firmware Update

I say this above because I have a Terminator II, and am wringing my hands over being able to be successful with any updates.

I'm sure there's a number of unknowns at this point for any-all Denafrips owners.

Will there then be update versions like the various flavors of ice cream you can have when walking into an ice cream shop?

Or will one eventual future update be the end-all, and "that's all folks"?

Will such updates then become a permanent fixture on their website-etc for access say 2-3 years from now?  Or no?

The 1.4 update actually managed to increase midrange clarity with absolutely zero increase in treble energy. In fact, I had previously switched from the very true Mogami Neglex Quad RCA cable connecting the Pontus II to my Kinki EX-M7 amp to one with a darker countenance to battle excess treble energy coming from the Spendor A7s. After the upgrade, however, I switched back due to the new nature of the sound.  I also reduced the volume my REL Tx7 sub one notch.

My CD transport is a Marantz 14S1 that I also use to play SACDs. Prior to the update, the CD sound from the Marantz was very close to that of the Pontus II. Had to listen hard to hear the differences, and on some recordings there weren't any. That has changed. A switch to the Pontus II now reveals greater clarity, more 'in the room' presence, greater ease, and more heft. I am very, very impressed.

ENYO's original firmware version 1.1 is replaced by ARES2 version 1.o firmware provided by Alvin, the sound is better.

Has had the FPGA firmware updated over the last weekend, the change of sound is obvious after auditioning for days, a critical audition with familiar tracks , music instruments are well separated, precise with clarity.  

I am able to listen for hours without fatigue, sweet and warm soundstage. Will continue observe its evolution.

I would like to thank Vinshine Audio to provide step-by-step instruction to make the firmware update without much hassle.