I mentioned my main setup in an earlier post, but my second setup is also in the same room and gets used quite a bit, but it is used for headphones with some use of my vintage Marantz.
Yamaha WXC-50 (it accepts Bluetooth, Airplay, DLNA (hi rez and DSD), an optical input for Chromecast Audio, and can play SiriusXM/Tidal/internet radio via its app, etc). The Little Dot DAC is only used on occasion with my laptop since it has a USB input that the Yamaha doesn't.
It has two sets of outputs. One of them goes into my Little Dot MKIII headphone amp. The other feeds my Marantz.
Since it works with pretty much everything I own, it has a lot of flexibility. I have the Marantz connected to an iHome plug that can be turned on and off with Siri and Alexa.
When I use headphones (typically HiFiMan HE-350s or Shure SRH940s). I will typically use Airplay to send an audio stream from one of my other devices (iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch controlling the iPhone's Apple Music app/Airplay, laptop, etc). However, it works great with my Synology NAS music server, as well.
I often have Alexa connect to it via Bluetooth using the Marantz and Pinnacle speakers and stream audio to it from Amazon Prime Music (I have the free version + the $25 a year subscription that matched my own library). Since Alexa works with SiriusXM and TuneIn, I use it for that too. The Echo Dot is also hooked up directly to a speaker in the kitchen, so I use it when I am making a meal in there, as well.
Below is a pic of the space.
I use this little Phillips speaker in the kitchen. It is now connected to an Echo Dot via aux.