The tinySA input capacitor support inputs well below 100 kHz.
This implies large capacitance in very small form factor which is not available for high voltages with acceptable cost.
A separate DC block can be much larger and may not have to support low frequencies.
Make sure you put at least some attenuator between the DC block and the tinySA input to prevent DC buildup
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