That's a really good question. I'm one of those who is put off by BGVP's recent QC issues, but got a good DM6 back in the ancient days of their popularity way back in, oh, February. If I'm being honest, I don't hear a ton of difference between the very nice T800 and DM6. Both provide more details than most people can discern, maybe the T800 has a bit more bass. But for on-stage, they're somewhat bulky (but not the fit problem of the original ZS10 behemoths) and my go-to for that is the DM6, which are inconspicuous and have good isolation (as do the T800s). None of this is a slam on the T800, which I'm growing to love more and more with brain burn-in. However, if I only had $225 to spend, you can't do much better than the DM6, which for me is on-stage endgame. For just music enjoyment, I want the T800s to be my daily drivers at work, and I was teetering on the fence about returning the T800s last week -- not because they're bad but because I'm thinking I could put the three bills towards the Fiio FH7 which I'm very curious about -- but then had a very good experience when I hooked the T800s up to my m11, so the jury is still out but leaning towards them to stay. Ask me in a month and they may be my favorite ever for music enjoyment, but I'm not there right now. I hope this is even a tiny bit helpful.
Thanks for the feedback. I used to use the ZS10 for stage monitoring too and it was quite impossible for me due to the fit and large shell size, but so far I've no issues with the T800 for stage monitoring. Yep look forward to your impressions in a month then!
Or maybe the T800 Pro will come out by then hahaha.