Does anybody not like Roon...based on SQ only?

Thanks again for the extra information.  I will be getting my Antipodes DX back as a Gen 3 in a few weeks and plan to use it as a server and then the SOtM trio as the endpoint.  My other option is a tricked out 2012 Mac mini that I have sitting in a box.  It has a SSD and outboard linear PS from Mojo Audio.  It would be fun to compare that to the DX with both running into the SOtM trio as the endpoint.

Sure, I don’t convert to dsd in my normal practices. Roon or Roon/HQ player can either upsample or natively pass pcm at any sampling rate. AdditIonally, 1.5 Roon can now unfold mqa and pass to a non mqa dac which regardless of your feelings on mqa is a neat trick if you have tidal. I have never seen anyone complain about SQ that I can remember and more and more people seem to be questioning the need for hq player. (Although if you have a powerful computer HQplayer can do some crazy stuff)

My only motivation in mentioning HQ player is to make note that if by chance you were not happy with Roons digital engine you could offload it to HQplayer which no one seems to dispute is best.

Roon can do so much more too! Multi room, parametric eq, internet radio, etc.

What if you are running everything as PCM and not using DSD, still good?

You can always plug HQ player into Roon if you feel that you need something more. However, as of recent (I want to say Roon 1.2/3) all the DSP functions in native Roon sound outstanding. I don't use HQPlayer much anymore. 

I thought Roon sounded great with a DX2.
Now sounds great with a SonicTransporter core and Naim endpoint.

Roon is wonderful and has exceeded my expectations both in SQ and features. 

Thanks @astewart8944 , I went from DX to DX2 and now to DX3.  Shipping it out for the upgrade next week.  Your response is what I expected.  I will likely use this opportunity to give Roon a try. 

I have DX 3. Had the DX. Tried the other options loaded on the DX. Roon beats them IMO. I also use Roon to run a Bryston BDP-3 in different whole house audio system. The Roon/Antipodes has been seamless. The Roon/Bryston is not without issues.