I got mine today from Amazon at little less than 400 euros, connected to really old Philips DVD player via coaxial spdif, Raspberry pi5 with Volumio via USB and my reliable Chromecast Audio from 2016 via toslink. My budget is small and I'm pretty frugal so this Sabaj is really a handy Swiss knife. My only valuable piece are Spendor s3/5se loudpeakers, rated at 8 ohm and 84db but I suspect even less. Well, I'm now at 6 hours of music and no sign of listening fatigue, usual issue for me with various iteration of tpa3255 amps coupled with a thrusty smsl su1 dac. If it's placebo effect it's a good placebo and I'd really love to see objective tests of Sabaj a30a, after two years of general subjective praise I think It deserves his grades.
I'm not able to judge transparency of sound or noise ratio, writing this only to add that I was worried about conversion of analog sources but everything is fine, even if I need to raise volume from 60 to 80 to get the same sound pressure. In general, with all inputs, my first impression is that drums and horns and bass seem more present and discernible in many recordings while acute sounds are never annoying and even some poor recorded songs feel more enjoyable (I only listen in Flat mode, no EQ or tone controls, no sub). The unit gets pretty hot but not untouchable, I guess around 50° C.
I really hope It to last without failures because, for now, I like It a lot, It surely is something different, the only comparison I can do outside class D is the Roksan Caspian used by a friend of mine, to my ears It sounds very similar, but I'm not a musician or sound engineer, just a choir singer with (they say) a fairly natural music ear.