With all these amps, if you have an iPhone I recommend you go buy the
Quick Bridge Solutions - EM Shield for iPhone. I can put my phone within 6-9 inches of the amps without needing the quickbridge EM blocking card, except the D2 Boa needs 1-2 feet and the D3 Python needs 3-4 feet. But with the Quick Bridge card in my iPhone case I can stack the iPhone on most of the amps without the dreaded iPhone buzz, while the D3 and iPhone can be within close proximity but not stacked.
However, I pretty much still cannot use my D3 in my own home with anything but full size headphones because of the radio towers from NORAD in my back yard causing so much RFI at the bottom rangeof the volume knob that I can hear with IEM. I have to think about wrapping the amp with some extra EM blocking cards if I want NORAD to get out of my D3 when using it at home.
Note - the D3 DAC line out is not affected at all by my iPhone or NORAD so I can use the D3 as a DAC for my home amps with no RFI. I still use the Pico as a DAC for my Woo GES and Stax O2 instead of the D3, because the D3 line out is not high enough voltage for the low gain amp to be driven well. But the D3 is a good DAC for my EF1 in my living room rig, and I don't have to worry about charging it every 20-25 hours like with my Pico. So, for anyone without an iPhone in their pocket or Radio Towers in their back yard, the D3 is still a good bang for the buck - to me it sounds a bit better than the D2 Boa and is closer to the Pico and Predator in sound quality. (the D2 Boa still has a little bit of lower mid/upper bass hump that makes the rest of the mids seem a little recessed to me, but otherwise it is a fine DAC/amp and I've had no trouble with it)
Also, I'll throw in a teaser on the Nuforce Icon. I am still working on burn-in and review, but so far it sounds very nice if you need a less costly amp than $500, and it's resistance to iPhone interference is good to about 5-6 inches away, while going silent with the EM blocking card in the iPhone case. The mids are similar to the Predator or Meier amps and more forward than the iBasso amps or Pico, but the air and ambience doesn't make the venue sound a lot smaller despite being more forward (like Predator and not as forward as 2MOVE). It has about 180 hours of burn-in towards my goal of 300 for my review, and it sounded dull and bland the first 6 hours and much clearer and detailed by 24 hours later where it was enjoyable, and even more open and spacious by 120 hours. While the bass is maybe 2 db less than the Predator and Pico it is still very good bass. So far, with burn-in I am starting to like this amp a little more than the D2 Boa, which is a fine amp on it's own.