Well, I think it's fair if I share my impression to this thread too (and Singxer thread).
It was fun comparison! Topping D90SE with XLR output feed Topping A90, Singxer SA-1, and Schiit Jotunheim 2
At that moment I tried with Abyss Diana Phi and Focal Clear MG.
All three amps are indeed excellent for the price.
Power: (Based on Gain and Watt)
1. Schiit Jotunheim 2
2. Topping A90
3. Singxer SA1
Note: Singxer is far from weak, it's just that Singxer provide the lowest gain (amplified factor). Singxer capable to push Diana with ease.
Treble:
1. Singxer SA-1
2. Topping A90
3. Schiit Jotunheim 2
Most airy feeling, with most micro detail, Singxer take the crown here. The best part, Singxer is actually the most linear in treble area, high pitch of piano seems free of peak/harshness. A90 and Jotunheim 2 while less airy, but produce more peak in piano notes. Jotunheim is the darkest of the three with the least airy feeling as well. (Remember that these three amps still close to neutral, so don't imagine awful lack of treble quantity from Schiit).
Midrange:
1a. Singxer SA-1
1b. Schiit Jotunheim 2
2. Topping A90
Both singxer and schiit provide slight forward vocal with dense and full body tonality. While texture slight better with Singxer, Jotun provide slight fuller lower midrange. Sibilance is hard to heard, unless the recording produce much of them. Topping is a little drier in this section, with more laidback position. I'd give a nod to Topping if the extreme neutrality is your main concern. Personally, I chase natural more than neutral here.
Bass:
1a. Schiit Jotunheim 2
1b. Singxer SA-1
1c. Topping A90
Love them all! Jotunheim 2 produce biggest bass, Topping is the least, Singxer on the middle. Both three amps render bass texture nicely, deep down to sub bass level. Most impact goes to Jotunheim, while A90 and SA-1 share the same result.
Soundstage:
1. SIngxer SA-1
2. Topping A90
3. Schiit Jotunheim 2
The airy feeling, combine with the actual soundstage size, make Singxer goes to the top. Not only the size, actually imaging also more structured on Singxer SA-1 compared the other amps. Schiit Jotunheim 2 definitely create the "narrowest" imaging here.
Conclusion:
Singxer SA-1 is still my most favourite amp for under $1000, very all round character with great micro detail and soundstage. Being neutral, but slight sweetness on vocal is blissful.
Schiit Jotunheim 2, punch the hardest, in expense of airy feeling and soundstage.
Topping A90, is most dead neutral, even when compared to other close to neutral amps.