Timo posted:
... I have just received my third microSD card to experiment with upmpdcli -- I think [@mention:23389351206659471] runs it on his Allo Diginoe with great satisfaction. Anyway, it's great fun here experimenting and swapping the software... 
Indeed, I typically run MinimServer and upmpdcli on all my devices, including the Pi + DigiOne combo. MinimServer and upmpdcli are very reliable and straightforward to install and to setup. upmpdcli also provides access to internet streaming services and to internet radio. Add a UPnP control point (Linn Kazoo, Bubble UPnP, Lumin, etc.) and you have a very competent and flexible system.
The only complaint that I have is that I am experiencing occasional track skips on long Qobuz tracks. The problem does not appear to depend on upmpdcli but on its MPD backend. It might also be a failure of certain Qobuz servers. It occurs no matter whether one uses the upmpdcli interface to Qobuz or whether one uses the interface to Qobuz of the Bubble UPnP control point and seems also to affect some Sonore devices. I have reported the issue on opensourceprojects.eu/p/upmpdcli/tickets/ and on the MPD ticket system.
As I wrote in another thread dedicated to the DigiOne, Allo are about to release a new power supply for the DigiOne. I think it is called Nirvana and should become available this summer. If the DigiOne (its Pi host) is powered by a SMPS, it is worth considering the grounding suggested by John Swenson in the "SMPS and grounding" thread on CA.
I also have a Schiit Eitr connected to the RPi that hosts the DigiOne. In the beginning I had the impression that the DigiOne was more engaging but also more tiring than the Eitr. The grounding of the ifi power supply and time seem to have reversed my preferences. I now almost only listen to my system through the DigiOne.