You too.

Sigh. You're right. I misread the original comment as the BTR5. My mistake. Boy, don't I feel silly. Especially since I assumed the wrong thing after the initial misreading. Sorry about that.

And yes, I didn't say much about my experiences with the others since they weren't originally mentioned.

Um, not quite. The first part of my comment was about another device altogether. I also brought up that we don't know how much the OP is willing to spend, since both the IEMs and the Bluetooth connectors they brought up were inexpensive.

Secondly, while my comment on the BTR7 gave it the thumbs up, what I didn't say is that I've gone through three other devices. I've had the Qudelix 5K, the BTR5 and BTR7, and the Ifi GoBlue. The only one that I didn't sell/return was the BTR7 because it provided the best performance and features for the money. And the 5K's big draw (the parametric eq) is partially implemented in the BTR7 as well (although I hope they keep developing it further since the number of bands isn't currently changeable, and they're restricted to peak filters).

There's also the FiiO UTWS5 which are like what they posted, but I think are a step up. Not sure how much they want to spend, though.

BTW, I have the BTR7 and wouldn't trade it. Excellent piece of kit.

TBH, I try to do that even on purchases that I am sure of.

I saw these, and I'm interested, but I have no hifi stores near me to try first. This plus not finding many reviews makes it difficult to pull the trigger.

Increases trailing end of notes.... almost like they hit first.