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Belated Happy Birthday, hope it was great!

I binged it in a couple of days. Some things are aesthetically Gilligan but overall I found it slow. Like the whole season could have fit a couple of episodes.

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I meant the wh1000s sorry.

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Hope you've had a great birthday Joachim! Cheers!

https://a.co/d/dvFqpzY If she's an iPhone user, probably pretty hard to beat these - pun intended.

Thanks Dusty, and I think you are right about the Sonys because I just found those

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I agree about wired, but I will still say: Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro -- $180-ish $160 open box at Sweetwater ...because nothing isolates like they do, other than IEMs (nothing I've tried other than the Koss Pro 4AAA or whatever the nomenclature was, and those are uncomfortable as heck) There's a trick to making them not boom, but I don't remember what it is -- match the impedance? Headamp pico? Also, for $200-ish, you can get them in all black. Dan probably meant the WH1000 XM6 (my current housemate has the XM3s), which are over ear, sound good, and isolate enough that she doesn't hear me if anything is playing.

I think Doug is correct, and I would be happy to learn who is making a reasonably priced BT headphone. I don't know the budget but I will pass along Steve's suggestion. If Google directed me correctly, Dan, the Sonys are ear buds and she has some already but gets ear infections and wants something over the ear. If that is not what you recommended then let me know.

Whatever the current Sony wf1000 series headphones is these days.

I don't know why anyone, other than the hardest core of audiophiles, would want any headphones with a wire anymore. So no specific recommendation (except that the B&Ws are overpriced for what they are, but you probably assumed that already) but a recommendation to look at Bluetooth phones.

Don't know if I'm doing it right but I found in sim somehow this output stage doesn't like the high output impedance of the I/V converter gain stage. Adding another buffer in between helps. Partly the reason why you did a local feedback version of the preamp in the single ended version?

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Happy belated Birthday Ric!