The Peachtree GAN1 would be a candidate to use the original (resistor) RAAL AMP/RIBBON INTERFACE with the SR1a/b.That is a rather interesting idea. I will do once I get another standalone DAC I have no DAC available in the office now. I have 2 great neutral preamps to try this with, the Benchmark LA4 and Holo Serene. I will use the Serene first since it is what I am using in the office. I will get Mitch's filter today. He created Convolution filters for my office 2-channel system a few years ago (no longer using filters). I bought the original SR1a filter and now the second version of the SR1a. A lot of money from me to him.
The modded Peachtree GAN1 is incredible on the CA-1a. It does not work on the SR1a because I am not able to add the XLR adapter for the Tl-1b for baffle compensation. It is an unusual piece of gear and I think the future of audio. Maybe Mitch's filter will also work with the GAN1 and SR1a and do baffle compensation. If it does then I catch a lucky break, because I think the modded GAN1 is incredible (not the stock unit).
Here is another company doing something similar to the GAN1. This unit supports analog inputs and volume. Mine does not and only has a SPDIF input and power cable slot. Though the same issue of adding the baffle compensation XLR or RCA adapters would occur with these "amps".
https://danielhertz.com/collections/amplifiers
If I can get the GAN1 to work with both the CA-1a and SR1a with Mitch's filters, I will have a unit with a DAC and amp built-in which sounds almost at the VM-1a level sound. That will also justify my need for another 2-channel amp to drive my Magenpan LRS+. Currently the GAN1 does that very nicely.
The Interface would care for the baffle compensation.
The Interface could stay connected permanently, with open-end cables screwed to the binding posts.
If the SR-1a/b is unplugged it doesn’t load the amp in any way.
Using bananas on the Magnepan’s cables, it would be sufficient to unplug one of the two each side (e.g. the blacks could stay) for quick switching speakers <> phones.
Of course, if your streamer is capable to use Mitch‘s filters, they could care for the baffle compensation, but according to your post it doesn‘t seem to be that simple.