tested V20 with Shure SE530:
no perceptible noise at all, even with LCD on and USB plugged.
since SE530 is one of the most sensitive headphones ever made, i think its safe to assume that noise floor/interference is a non-issue for V20, given that you don't cheat with the gain mode of V20.
no, actually there is a perceptible noise floor on SE530, it's just barely noticeable when volume is bottom low (volume 1) and music is quiet (classical), then you can notice the automatic noise gate kicks in when the music goes silent, lifts off when sounds comes back.
and when noise gate is not on, there is a faint noise floor there. aha! gotcha!
the sound quality degrades as volume goes down, i think the revolutionary integrated AVC is not being used (when ESS bragged about "The ES9218 introduces advanced features previously found only in Audiophile equipment", i guess AVC is what they are refering to)
volume control seems still being done in digital domain, with volume 1, that is 58db lost in SNR
the good news is, every smartphone does this, ES9218 is the only chip with the capability to adjust volume in analog domain.