Note that I was sent a second review unit as the first suffered from a severe 9dB channel imbalance that was not simply resolved by adjusting the balance of my player. No financial incentive was provided to write this review. The thoughts within this review are my own and do not represent DD Audio, BGVP, or any other entity. Thanks to Lillian from DD Audio/Linsoul Tech for arranging a sample of the DMG for review. So… does it? Let’s take a closer look and fine out. Now, all that said, those flashy features mean jack if the DMG doesn’t perform.
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There are lots of earphones out there using drivers from budget makers like Bellsing that sound fantastic. Given how much flack Chinese brands seem to get for using cheap, “no-name” drivers, you know this is something BGVP would be emphasizing were it true. I’ve seen it rumored that they are using custom Knowles branded armatures, but none of BGVP’s marketing information supports this. It has a drop dead gorgeous MMCX removable cable, three tuning filters, aluminum-magnesium alloy housings, a 4 way-crossover for accurate frequency division, graphene and titanium coated dynamic drivers, and custom tuned balanced armatures. I can’t think of another brand that has managed to bring this driver setup to market at such an affordable price (139.00 USD), and it’s not like BGVP skimped on features or build either.
The DMG is set to turn the brand on it’s head with a pretty impressive lineup of drivers two dynamic drivers and four balanced armatures, per side.
I’ve had a bit of a checkered history with BGVP in that while I found their designs and build quality excellent for the most part, sound quality was never elevated much beyond average. Today we’re checking out an interesting new hybrid from BGVP, the DMG.
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