DAC for Cal Audio Labs CL-10


I have a Meridian 588 and a Cal Audio Labs multi disc CL-10 player. I also have Nautilus B&W 802 speakers and a Bryson 4BST amp and BP-25 preamp along with Audio magic power conditioners. I am wondering if there is a $500 DAC that would improve my multi disc sound output? I listen to female vocalists and jazz and would love to hear any suggestions to try.
bryanhod
The answer is an unqualified yes if you can pony up another $3-400 for a Classe' DAC-1. I used it w/CL-10 with very good success. Another option that might work would be the Muse Model2 which is available for about $500. Look for the 4th order Bessell filter option. I have never heard this, but it it reputed to be right up there w/the Classe'.
I agree with the suggestion of the Classe' DAC-1. Also may want to consider a Cal Alpha. Although I have not heard the Alpha/CL-10 combination, I have been told that it is a big improvement over a stand-alone CL-10. I am currently using a Theta Pro Gen Va with a CL-10 and the results are outstanding, especially on vocals. However, a used Theta is about $1,500.

Good Luck
Well I got excited until I started to rsearch the price of the Classe DAC-1. Looks like it will run $850 to $950. Not too much considering everything else I've bought so let's open this up a little. What is the best DAC under $1000? What is the best under $2000 and what is the best under $4000 and what do you get for more money?
I have a Benchmark (can be had for $850 new) & love it. Incredible detail & great features. You can forgo a pre-amp & run direct into your amp or use the headphone features. I think this piece of "pro-audio" is a killer deal & sounds great in my system.