I accidentally broke the audio jack, it detached from the soldering joints when i was pulling it out.

chchyong89 are you in cyberjaya? I don't have soldering equipment to solder them back on.

Boleh try
I had soldering experience but that was like 3-4 years back, I'm not sure if my hands are quite that steady. Would normal lead affect the sound compared to high quality lead?
Would need a sharp soldering point too.

I always pull it out holding from the sides avoiding from touching the components but last night it slipped off my mind and I accidentally pull on the jack.
No I don't have the sleeve, that's why I was hoping to meet chchyong directly, maybe I can get the sleeves. For now the DAC is still naked.

Ha, no its alright if like that, I got a lot of work to do today. For now I'll just have to settle with the on board sound, though I need to use extension because my headphone cables are so short.

One thing I can say is this DAC is loud. I'm using it as the DAC instead of the Aune T1's internal DAC. Swapping DAC I immediately noticed improvements. Comparison with the Aune's DAC, this is my first impression, I think I'll be doing some serious comparison letter. But for now I can say that they sound more engaging, the bass quality and quantity has vastly improved, the distortion in loud volumes is virtually nonexistent, but the highs I think is a bit more pronounced but not sure whether in a good or bad way.

This is without any serious comparisons, I don't have such musical or critical ears, but even I can hear the differences and improvements.

Siboh Kitak Nangis sounds so beautiful.

A lot of people had said that, and I understand the concern too.
Though I must say, listening through consumer or mid-fi level headphones, you don't notice any difference at all. Same goes to my 24 bit DAC with the UD100 16 bit DAC.
Maybe some serious headphones like say DT880 or HE-500 would reveal the sonic changes, but I doubt lower ends can reveal that much detail loss.

I want to be in the first batch of purchase.

Wow...