darkwing
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i had good experience with BGVP support, but i didn't follow what happened in that DM6 qc issue
i actually have 2 DM6 in our household, both are identical but these were bought early
BGVP discussion thread DM7/ DM6/DMG and NEW BA series
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i had good experience with BGVP support, but i didn't follow what happened in that DM6 qc issue
i actually have 2 DM6 in our household, both are identical but these were bought early
Nice little review here. I have them on order and this review reaffirms the little I've read so far on these. Looking forward to these.
JRichardson1228
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I personally love my DM6s for extreme metal. They do a great job of presenting growls and screams in a way that's incredibly clear as opposed to my T2s. Instrumental separation is also good, which is why they're my go-to for Jazz as well, but as @zepmaj said, the treble can get pretty hot. Mine seemed to have tamed a bit since I originally got them, but they can still be a little piercing on certain songs. It's not so bad once you understand how to manage your volume output with your collection of music. Given that it's all BA, the bass isn't exceptional, but there's still a decent amount of rumble so the music never feels anemic at any point. Currently listening to "Temptation of the Idler" by Poly-Math as I type this and the bass notes sound super thick and clean, they just don't have a ton of punch behind them. (Speaking of piercing treble, the acoustic passage around the 9 minute mark on this cut is a little hot).
Gary - can you guys take a look to secure the BGVP Zero better in the box ?
the package just arrived and from the sound of it something was loose in it.
Upon opening the package the IEMs were out of their "socket" (the place were the IEMs and the eartips are held in place). The IEMs are in one peace luckily.
I bet the folks from shipping company threw the package around.
So far the Zeros seem to be fine, but that was quite a shock to see them lying around that loosely (moving around when gently shacking the box).
the first impression is that the tuning is more on the brighter side and the bass is quite "polite"
(meaning: not too strong [vocal ear tips] - good thing it can be changed quite significantly with the ear tips: vocal vs. bass does make a considerable change !)
according to the pic it's supposed to be a 10 mm CNT-coated dynamic driver along the 7 mm electret
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I'm impressed !
the bass-focused ear tips make a highly significant difference in terms of bass output vs. the vocal focused ear tips - WOW - didn't expect that much of a difference !
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Thank you for your support. We will feedback these problems to the express company. We will also gradually optimize the headset service.
Recieved my replacement today 
Both sides are working now 
But the package really could be redesigned, because my earbuds were also rattling around the box when they arrived.
Both sides are working now But the package really could be redesigned, because my earbuds were also rattling around the box when they arrived.I was wondering has anyone came across a frequency graph for BGVP Zero anywhere?
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I have seen this one, but you know how accurate not these areNot so far that I have seen. There is the one from the BGVP marketing...
Did a bit of listening to Zero, I would say it is a bit warm sounding earbuds, reminds me of CA16, but less veiled then CCA, at least from a brief time I had to spend with them. Vocals sound very nice too. Will give more impressions when I have time to do a proper listening. I exclusively listen to these with the foam eartips, because all other included tips are either too big or not comfortable.
On the build quality, I would not say they are that great, yes metal shell is nice, but MMCX connections arent the greatest, the one on the right earbud is nice and tight, but the one on the left is loose and spins easily, and that dives my OCD crazy this might be the problem of the cable, so will update on this, when I will recieve my upgrade cables.
Edit: Companies should start selling only earbuds themselves without any cables or tips, would save on packaging and materials and I think there are alot of people who would buy them like that
On the build quality, I would not say they are that great, yes metal shell is nice, but MMCX connections arent the greatest, the one on the right earbud is nice and tight, but the one on the left is loose and spins easily, and that dives my OCD crazy
this might be the problem of the cable, so will update on this, when I will recieve my upgrade cables.Edit: Companies should start selling only earbuds themselves without any cables or tips, would save on packaging and materials and I think there are alot of people who would buy them like that
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Animagus
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Hey guys! Just published my review of the new updated BGVP ArtMagic DH3 on Twister6. Check it out if you like. Cheers! 
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harry501501
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Did a bit of listening to Zero, I would say it is a bit warm sounding earbuds, reminds me of CA16, but less veiled then CCA, at least from a brief time I had to spend with them. Vocals sound very nice too. Will give more impressions when I have time to do a proper listening. I exclusively listen to these with the foam eartips, because all other included tips are either too big or not comfortable.
On the build quality, I would not say they are that great, yes metal shell is nice, but MMCX connections arent the greatest, the one on the right earbud is nice and tight, but the one on the left is loose and spins easily, and that dives my OCD crazy
Edit: Companies should start selling only earbuds themselves without any cables or tips, would save on packaging and materials and I think there are alot of people who would buy them like that
You're thinking of it purely from a head-fi, hobbyist point of view though. The majority of the public and general consumers won't have or want to buy spare cables/tips to play them, especially for one-off purchases with no intentions of buying more than one pair. Plus in general, companies try to match cables with the headphones themselves for optimum sound or fit depending on the price bracket... although maybe KZ should as I'd rather no cable than using the rotten one they all come with. I reckon I've got 10 in a box lol.
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I am saying the manufacturers could have an option of purchasing IEM's on their own and most of the cables, especially in budget segment is just a waste of materials
harry501501
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Those cables probably cost 10p to make so it's easier throwing one in to save giving multiple selling options. It's very unlikely there would be much size difference in a box without a cable in it. Most of the cables sit directly under the earphones in the foam/plastic they slot in to, so as they look sleek for selling.
I get what you're saying btw, but the fact it's never happened gives you your answer. If it was productive enough and lead to more selling options, greater sales opportunities... would have happened long by now. Simpler the better I'd guess. As I said, hobbyists in most cases probably make up a small % of the market with most budget brands and I'd guess even more so outside their home territories.
I get what you're saying btw, but the fact it's never happened gives you your answer. If it was productive enough and lead to more selling options, greater sales opportunities... would have happened long by now. Simpler the better I'd guess. As I said, hobbyists in most cases probably make up a small % of the market with most budget brands and I'd guess even more so outside their home territories.
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Hey guys! Just published my review of the new updated BGVP ArtMagic DH3 on Twister6. Check it out if you like. Cheers!
hmm interesting, so 1 DD for the bass, and 1 BA for mid and 1 BA for the highs?
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