A circuit includes an amplifier, a bias voltage node, and a first set of switches configured, based on a first reset signal being asserted, to couple amplifier input nodes to the bias voltage node and to short-circuit amplifier output nodes. First and second feedback branches each include a respective circuit network including parallel capacitors, with first ones of the capacitors directly connected to the amplifier input nodes. The first and second feedback branches further include a second set of switches intermediate the amplifier input nodes and second ones of the capacitors, and a third set of switches intermediate amplifier output nodes and the capacitors. These switches selectively couple the capacitors to the amplifier input and output nodes, based on a second reset signal being asserted. The second reset signal is asserted for a time interval exceeding a time interval in which the first reset signal is asserted.

In an embodiment, an amplifier circuit includes a second stage that includes a first switch circuit including first and second terminals, a plurality of resistive elements coupled between the first and second terminals of the first switch circuit, and a plurality of switches configured to control an equivalent resistance between the first and second terminals of the first switch circuit. During play mode, the second stage has a gain between the input of the second stage and the output of the second stage of a first value. During a transition from mute mode to play mode, the amplifier circuit is configured to progressively increase the gain of the second stage from a second value to the first value. During a transition from play mode to mute mode, the amplifier circuit is configured to progressively decrease the gain of the second stage from the first value to the second value.

A circuit includes an amplifier, a bias voltage node, and a first set of switches configured, based on a first reset signal being asserted, to couple amplifier input nodes to the bias voltage node and to short-circuit amplifier output nodes. First and second feedback branches each include a respective circuit network including parallel capacitors, with first ones of the capacitors directly connected to the amplifier input nodes. The first and second feedback branches further include a second set of switches intermediate the amplifier input nodes and second ones of the capacitors, and a third set of switches intermediate amplifier output nodes and the capacitors. These switches selectively couple the capacitors to the amplifier input and output nodes, based on a second reset signal being asserted. The second reset signal is asserted for a time interval exceeding a time interval in which the first reset signal is asserted.