If anything, I'm really happy that DMG has a large and open stage, and with a pretty closed design, I think that you get a huge stage, for the price, and it manages to be larger than IT01, or Final E4000 IEMs. Some of the filters, especially the gold one, will make the treble more laid-back, and take an edge off, but well, then DMG becomes just a very bassy IEM, and the contrast the treble gives to the bass disappears. The treble is on the bright and sparkly edge, it can be a touch sibilant, but overall, BGVP managed to keep good control of the treble. DMG clearly favors female voices and will make female voices sound sweeter and cleaner.
The midrange is recessed, especially in the lower midrange, where male voices lack some substance, and feel a bit thin, despite the thickness of the bass, but the upper midrange is rich and punchy again. But the richness of the bass, and the naturalness of it, if you weren't looking for a quick IEM in particular, makes BGVP DMG a really good choice.
In fact, the only downside to it is the speed, which is average, and also the fact that the detail matches the price range, which is about 100 USD. The bass is strong, rich, and reaches really deep. The sound can be described as dynamic, punchy, clear, clean, and warm, thick-ish, and strong. This being said, Shouer Tape is also one of those V-Shaped IEMS, and is also sold by Linsoul, and I liked it, but as I mention in my review of Shouer Tape, if you don't like strong treble, it won't be a good match for you. They are not great if you want a balanced, Bassy or if you're afraid of treble, DMG is not for you.
It is a highly V-Shaped signature, and to me, it is perfect for metal, rock, pop, electronic, EDM, Industrial, anything engaging. This being said, there is a place for Chifi in my heart, and BGVP DMG is one of the best there are if you're looking for fun signatures. You should keep in mind that the filters included in the package do almost nothing about the sound of DMG, they are more aesthetic and functional to block wax, rather than proper tuning filters, like what you find with IMR R2 Aten, IMR R1 Zenith, or other highly customisable IEMs. It doesn't quite reach the level of FiiO's FH7 IEMs, and it is not tuned similar to it either. In terms of sound, DMG is pretty much dream-state. This still stands true, even for today's BGVP models, all of them are just comfortable. TRN is comfortable, but not as much as BGVP, and TWNPRO is as comfortable as KZ IEMs are, and they are average in comfort. Tin T3 is comfy, but still not quite as comfy as BGVP. TENHZ P4 is also large, and has some void, feels odd while wearing it. Shozy in general has larger shells and you can't wear them unless you have at least medium-sized ears. I could go as far as to say that from the list I'm reviewing today, BGVP did probably the best job about comfort.
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There are far more expensive IEMs out there that are nowhere near as comfortable as DMG is, even some having way less drivers if judging by raw number.
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There is no driver flex, and there are 2 Dynamic Drivers, and 4 BA drivers per each ear, so I'm quite impressed they manage to make DMG so ergonomic. The cable is flexible, and may feel a bit flimsy, but I could not manage to damage the MMCX connectors regardless what I've been doing with DMG, and since I mentioned this, DMG works really well for outdoor activities, it is really comfortable. The brushed finish on the outside does not scratch easily. For 130 USD you have a good selection of tips, good cable, and even filters.Ībout the build quality, DMG is pretty much excellent. You get a GOOD selection of tips, a cable, filters, and well, I couldn't find any way to complain about the package. The packaging for DMG is actually not bad at all. I guarantee it will keep you from spending lots of money for a while.
(I still use the DM7 while commuting because of a better seal on the train) The modification consist of a tiny hole that tames the bass and opens the stage, but when you combine it with a balanced DAC. Better than my other iems that go up to $600. and Oh My God! I could not believe the sound that came out the DMGs. I used like that on and off for a while (I like to switch iems) but then I had an extra balanced cable laying around so decided to tried on to heat how they would sound, plugged them in you my DAC. I bought it and out does what it claims, great actually, it made the iem a lot more enjoyable. Looking at other BGVP iems ( just bought the DM7) on Aliexpress i came across an offer for a modified filter that claimed to tame the bass in the gold filter. I've always been happy satisfied with the sound I get from my BGVP DMG, but I just made a discovery that makes them great.
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