Of course, there are lovers of a similar V-shaped sound presentation, however, no one will argue that this primarily indicates inexperience. One fun fact about the BGVP brand is that they were previously known as ‘Sidy’ but later changed their branding to the current one. BGVP DMG a hybrid model of earphones, built on the basis of two dynamic emitters (with a membrane of titanium and graphene) and four balanced armature (BA). Not only this is my first time reviewing a BGVP IEM, but this is also my first time trying their products. It’s odd that they haven’t included any storage case or pouch with these.
BGVP DMG REVIEW PRO
Even the much cheaper Havi B3 Pro comes with a pouch at least. As with all my reviews, I try to mix an objective measurements/science approach along with my own subjective listening impressions into consideration and to provide readers with my honest feedback. Accessories falls a bit behind, only including 9 pairs of silicone eartips and paperwork other than the earphone. The BGVP DMG was provided to me by Lillian of Linsoul for the purpose of providing an honest, unbiased review. Anyhow, BGVP released the successor of their DMG, named DMS. The packaging feels mediocre clean and simple. Lots of Chinese brands are flooding out nowadays and not all of them are precious gems.
A short time ago, someone posted a quick measurement of the DMS and it looked quite nice, especially when considering the DMG and DM6.
BGVP DMG REVIEW UPGRADE
Surely I’ve been interested in their products, though it was a mixed bag of feelings since I was also skeptical about their actual quality. BGVP just released the BGVP DM7 and are right back at it with this new semi-open back DMS model that is seen as an upgrade on the DMG. The DMG’s midrange is smoother overall but it is also more recessed.
The Queen’s midrange is leaner and more vivid. Sub-bass on the Queen has a slightly faster rumble and similar control. It has a tighter and faster bass but can provide an equal amount of impact. I’ve been hearing good impressions about BGVP products all over the place – especially DM6 and DMG. BGVP DMG vs TFZ Queen (126 USD) The TFZ Queen has a leaner and brighter tonality. They do have flagship-level products but the majority of their products are focused on affordable, budget-friendly ones.Įven their name stands for ‘Budget Gears for Various Personalities’, so you already get what their motto is. BGVP is a new Chinese IEM brand that started to gain much interest among fellow budget audiophiles.
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