Mine arrived towards the end of last week. It's all that Srajan indicated in his review on 6moons and more. It's detailed and resolving. Instruments are more clearly separated and placed on the stage. It has transient quickness and decay is more delineated. It's all that I was hoping for and then some. It's almost as if you're at the venue, studio, hall or whatever that may be. To me, it's very realistic and conveys what the artist and recording engineer intended. To paraphrase what other reviewers sometimes use as an analogy, it's like removing the haze from a window where you can see what's in front of you more clearly, colors are more vibrant, come into sharp focus and have dimension. Everything is more realistic as if the glass wasn't there. You definitely get a LOT of bang for your money with this product.
I primarily use JPLAY and am having some difficulty with it and the Conductor's USB driver. I've been chatting with with Josef of JPLAY and he's offered some suggestions but they have not solved the issue. I will be contacting Burson shortly to see what their perspective and possible solution is. On my setup, 16bit/44.1kHz through 24bit/96kHz work well enough but 24bit/192kHz don't always play consistently. The JPLAY/Conductor issue seems to be related to latency that appears to get more pronounced over time on my setup. JPLAY has VERY low latency and it does not "see" the USB interface as ASIO, which the USB driver control panel indicates it is. J.River Media Center does "see" the ASIO interface and does not have the problem at any bit stream / resolution combination.
I'll have to go through more thorough troubleshooting process and will report back later but it may take some time because of the time differences involved between Europe (JPLAY) , Australia (Burson) and myself (USA). I have every confidence that this issue will be resolved and do not hesitate to recommend the Conductor to anyone.