BGVP discussion thread DM7/ DM6/DMG and NEW BA series

[docentore]

Anyone knows if there's graph for dm9?

I'll graph it soon, just setting up my rig, probably some day next week.

 

[docentore]

As promised, please take this FR with grain of salt, I'm just starting to learn graphing. But compared some of my measurements to other DBs I am happy with results.

 

[Audio Fun]

As promised, please take this FR with grain of salt, I'm just starting to learn graphing. But compared some of my measurements to other DBs I am happy with results.

Based on graph does not sound goods at all

 

[docentore]

Based on graph does not sound goods at all

I'm happy with the sound, it is better DM8.

 

[Animagus]

Hey guys! Here's my review of BGVP DM9 (1DD+4BA+4EST) tri-brid IEM. Read on to know what I think - with detailed impressions, comparisons and graphs. Enjoy!

BGVP DM9​

 

[Ichos]

For anyone still watching this thread, here is my review of the BGVP NS10.

https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/bgvp-ns10.26094/review/31087/

 

[alexandros a]

For anyone still watching this thread, here is my review of the BGVP NS10.

https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/bgvp-ns10.26094/review/31087/

I am (still) watching this thread..

 

[poskus]

hello,im have meze rai penta 1DD 4BA, does worth upgrade to any bgvp to get more balanced sound,better freequency responce,more serparation and details,to get more neutral sound?

 

[poskus]

Hey guys! Here's my review of BGVP DM9 (1DD+4BA+4EST) tri-brid IEM. Read on to know what I think - with detailed impressions, comparisons and graphs. Enjoy!

BGVP DM9​

does any tried sound diferences BGVP Phantom vs DM9 ?

 

[StupidGroup]

 

[ClintonL]

Just started listening to these again but I've lost my ear tips, wondering what silicone ones fit these?

 

[NymPHONOmaniac]

ugh...this is a very old thread and its connected to HBB so....i wonder if there any alternative....anyway, if BGVP is super active in 2024, i suggest anyboddy to start a fresh new thread!

The latest DMA release is a big WIN to my ears, its cheapest tribrid with bone conduction and its well tuned too, which isn't easiest thing. its quite a big upgrade from BQEYZ Winter (1dd-1piezo BC), while im still waiting to compare it to UM Mext...that i loan.

anyway, ive review those quite positively here:
https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/bgvp-dma-hybrid-bone-conduction-iem.26975/reviews#review-32751

Pros:
-Excellent technical performance
-Nicely balanced W shape tonality
-Excellent bass quality and flexibility and separation
-Realist and well textured timbre (not thin)
-Good note wieght
-captivating and very clean mid range
-ultra focused and foward yet not agressive male and female vocals (tx BCD!)
-fast snappy treble
-open clean soundstage
-can go fun near basshead when asked for
-very versatile tonality
-singular sound experience
-best BGVP IEM yet
-good modular cable
-excellent sound value

Cons:
-not the most sparkly or crisp upper treble
-bone conduction make presence bright (both prop and con in fact)
-BA treble isn't as generous in sound info as BCD
-construction feel a bit cheap and fragile (especially back plate choice)
-source picky
-big nozzle
-ear tips picky cause of big nozzle with tubed drivers

 

[Ichos]

Here is my detailed BGVP DMA Review for anyone interested.

Also here

https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/bgvp-dma-hybrid-bone-conduction-iem.26975/review/33310/

 

[iscorpio71]

Forward words:

First, I would like to thank Audio Geek's founder, @deep2285 , BGVP, and USA tour administrator , for allowing me to audition for the BGVP Phantom (http://en.bgvp-hifi.com/product/info/41) link to the products are mentioned for pricing and specifications.

Disclosure:

I want to clarify that I'm not a reviewer; I've been active in the audio community and was fortunate to be invited to join the Audio Geek. So, in other words, you're getting impressions from my time with the Phantom and humble sonic knowledge with decades of music listening and multiple in-ear monitor flight hours.

Physicality:

Looks are great; they appear to be wood but are resin with thermic properties:

Their size is small to medium, their fit is comfortable for long listening sessions, and their isolation is excellent. I had no issue with their nozzle and used Penon orange tips.

Hardware:

I only used the original cable with a 3.5mm termination, iBasso DX180 for sources, and a KAEI TAP2 amp in Tube mode at high gain.

Sound:

It is balanced with mid-high focus; it has a U-shape.

The Bass has texture but does not layer or go as deep as I would like. It's speedy with minor decay. Its focus is more on the sub-bass than the mid-bass; I would describe it as fast-clean.

The Mids are forward-center and very natural-sounding. The tone and timber are some of the best I've heard. Male or female, voices are lifelike and a pleasure to listen to.

The treble extends gracefully, delivering detail and shimmer without being harsh. The "air" in the higher frequencies adds an ethereal quality to the soundstage, enhancing spatial perception. This balance between richness and smoothness will cater to those who seek detail without the fatigue associated with overly bright tuning.

Staging and imaging are impressive and immersive. Wide, tall, and deep. It's the best three-dimensional-sounding in-ear monitor I've heard.

Conclusion:

I've been living with the Phantom for over a week and a half, although I've been swamped and have listened less than I would like. They have caused a pleasurable impression.

I would describe the Phantom as a three-dimensional, natural, and transparent-sounding in-ear monitor.