Interface jitter is a fact of life. It doesn’t matter what you do. The only complete solution to interface jitter is to select a DAC device that ignores the incoming clock and uses it own internal asynchronous clock. Note that this will still leave you with the intrinsic jitter of the device itself but at least you won’t have to worry about fancy cables or what length to use.
Alternatively, reclockers and a random selection of cables might help reduce interface jitter if you want to stick with a DAC that does a poor job of eliminating incoming jitter itself...kind of a dogs breakfast of a solution as you can never totally get rid of interface jitter and you would not even know if you had.
Alternatively, reclockers and a random selection of cables might help reduce interface jitter if you want to stick with a DAC that does a poor job of eliminating incoming jitter itself...kind of a dogs breakfast of a solution as you can never totally get rid of interface jitter and you would not even know if you had.