Yes, they still make the 2400. This is Jerry Ozment's company. The 34 (which is quite similar to the Jadis DAC but uses a solid state power supply and better quality caps, among other things) was the model before the 2400, which can decode 24 bit/96khz signal. The 34 can be brought up to current specs, which includes the new chips, a little different tube biasing and other goodies. I had that done to my Model 34.
As has been apparent from my posts in the past, I'm a big fan of this DAC, I've owned one of the prototypes I got used when I got my Forsell transport and my current upgraded 34 for over 8 years, I guess. It has an aliveness to it and dimensionality that makes most other DACs I've heard sound sterile and two-dimensional to me in contrast. Also highly musical; one of the only DACs I can listen to in the same session with vinyl and not have a big letdown. There are DACs which may get a little more detail or slightly deeper, tighter bass (in this latter regard the 2400 is a big step up from the 34), but I really haven't heard anything out there from dCS, Levinson, Krell, ARC or others that has made me want to sell my unit.