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The sound quality should be better, but probably not audibly better. It measures better as a whole. If not, what the hell is the point of the Odac?
As far as I'm concerned, and I probably shouldn't share this, ODAC gives you peace of mind.
Some people actually need a DAC. You might be experiencing distortion, hum, or other background noise. These are obvious signs that you need a DAC. For situations in which you're not sure if you need a DAC, an amplifier resolves nearly all headphone listening inadequacies (better THD+N, output-Z, output power, even superior SNR for sub-unity listening).
So, if you already have clean audio and a clean amplifier, ODAC ensures your audio signal is optimal. Whether or not you can hear the difference depends entirely on your equipment.