Hi, Dan. You can’t go wrong with a Cambridge CXNv2. You should be able to easily pick one up under $1k.

This one doesn’t come with the Bluetooth dongle but I’ll give you a great deal on one of you can’t stream directly from your phone via AirPlay or one of the music aps.
https://www.usaudiomart.com/details/650096432-cambridge-audio-cxn-v2-music-strea...

Thank you Gilf and HockessinKid,

Thinking about it further I guess I'm still a little undecided on which direction to go.  Right now I do not have a computer with an ethernet cable in my listening room.  I do not have a large library of digital music on a computer either.  I have just recently become interested in using Spotify because my girlfriend turned me on to it and it sounds surprisingly great.  My problem is that I am having some sort of sound artifacting which I think comes from my Bluetooth to RCA converter.  

Considering I have had internet speed issues in the past I'm hesitant to add a streamer to the mix as it stands.  

Has anyone here had great results with a DAC that either has Bluetooth capabilities or one that can become Bluetooth capable with a dongle?

I now Steve is pretty stoked with some Denafrips products.  Does anyone know how to get one of those DACs to play nicely with Bluetooth?  

Again, sorry for my lack of knowledge.  I'm just hoping to get up and running with some gear that can compliment my ZBIT

I have used a handful of Bluetooth devices and some are definitely better than others. Basically, you get what you pay for. Among the best that I’ve tried would be the iFi zen, but overall the sound quality wasn’t nearly as good as hirez streaming from a direct coupled streamer. You’re also not likely to get the balanced connection you desire until you get into a streamer. Overall, you won’t be realizing the full potential of balanced connections and high quality DACs when they are being fed by a degraded Bluetooth stream. Like HK said, either the Cambridge or Eversolo options do offer Bluetooth, have balanced connections, and are probably a perfect compromise. Trust me, I’m not a “tech” kind of guy at all. I like simple. I like minimal devices in my signal path. The Cambridge unit was a milestone for me. It allowed me to Bluetooth to my system. Then I discovered casting Spotify from my phone via the Cambridge ap instead of Bluetooth. Then I discovered the full potential of the streamer, being able to use my phone instead of a remote control for everything. It honestly keeps me from buying higher end DACs and streamers because the thing is just so dang versatile… and you can buy them for 1/3 of the price now than I paid for it new. YMMV.

OK....  I guess its off to the piggybank again.  But this time I'll have to wait a while before I can squeeze enough money out of it to afford the CXZN100.  Still have to realize a computer in my listening room too.  The troubles of having to do the very best for your Zen equipment   Thanks for all the advice Gilf, HockessenKid, and Tony.  Eventually I will have my listening room completed and promise to post some pictures.  But knowing me, it won't be any time soon.  Too many hours gazing at tubes and Decware speakers.  Could anyone believe I've found two incredible Decware speakers in my home town of Kansas City?  Early production HDT's then several years later early production ERR's...  I can't believe the luck.

Dan, you know that you have a DAC already?

Look in the stuff that I gave you. I think it is a Grace.

Dan…I ran an Audioquest Dragonly Red for a while when I first got my Torii and it is a solid dac at its price point.  I still use it when I travel and in my work vehicle.  Since you acquired the ZBIT though…you will need a DAC with XLR outputs to allow you take advantage of the higher gain….so if that is your goal then the Audioquest isn't going to help you.  The Cambridge Audio CXNV2 is a great DAC.  I own the Schiit Bifrost2 DAC…and I have no complaints.  I have never heard the Cambridge DAC’s but I would say they are probably a notch above the Schiit’s at the  same price point.  My main goal was looking for R2R ladder DAC, and at the time the Schiit made the cut at my price point.

Kudos on scoring an older pair of ERR’s.  My ERR’s are the last production year before the ERRx and are great speakers.  If you want to take them to a totally different level….take a look at the ERR modification thread I resurrected recently.  I upgraded the resistors and capacitors, and it has really made a significant difference in their presentation.  It’s going to run you a decent chunk of change somewhere around $500 bucks…but the upgrade was totally worth it.  

Dom