BGVP DMG 2DD+4BA Hybrid Drivers High Fidelity HiFi In-Ear Metal Earphones with Detachable MMCX Audio Cable for Musicians Audiophile (Without Mic, Black)

Thought I'd already made a review for these headphones but here we go again.To anyone searching I came from the RHA T20I's, after having several pairs with the earhooks breaking I decided to just give up and came across the BGVP DMG's instead.All I can say is that at the time I bought them in 2019 I was completely blown away at the quality, I wouldn't have called myself an audiophile at the time but since upgrading to these, anything else sounds muddy.Granted about a year and a half of high usage the cable broke, which is exactly why I went for these headphones with an MMXC connector. Headphones were upgraded to wireless Bluetooth 5.0 aptx HD with a 3rd party cable and function beautifully now that samesung have included HD audio options in their developer settings.In escence, I can't praise these headphones enough, the audio quality is exceptional for the price. You can hear lyrics and understand songs better than ever, ever instrument is well defined, bass is tight and doesn't blur into mids or highs.Sometimes when using flac files I find that the silver (unfiltered) tips can be a little fatiguing on the ears but switching back to the usual coloured tips fixes the issue.If you're on the fence of these I would 100% recommend trying them, you shouldn't be disappointed.

I came across these after watching Bad Guy Good Audio review(s) on YouTube as he was raving about these and I believe he provides the most accurate honest reviews out there.I received the BGVP DMG earphones today, and straight away the sound lived up to the hype. This is definitely a 'fun musical' sounding IEM rather than reference set.I've tried all three filters and can definitely hear a distinct difference between them. The Gold filter is a warm sound with strong bass. The silver provides a leaner sound but clearer mids both of which I like a lot. What is so great about these IEM's is that the filters can change the sound signature to great effect that will suit a wider audience.I personally did not like the supplied ear tips and have an array of alternatives to try. To my ears, the best match for both fit, comfort and sound quality are the Flare Audio Audiophile Earfoams meant for the Flares Pro.I also have the BGVP DM6 IEM's and yes they offer a more reference sound if that is your thing but I honestly believe I'll use these DMG's more than the DM6.This is 'Chi-fi' at its absolute best! Buy now why you still can.*Update*Just changed the stock cable for a balanced 2.5mm cable and plugged into my Hiby R6 and WOW this has really opened up the soundstage. I think the gold filter is now too much bass and the silver filters provide a very accurate sound whilst still keeping more than enough bass to retain the musicality factor.Thoroughly impressed!

This is the first review i have ever done on amazon for anything...........these iems sound fantastic,with crisp highs,balanced mids and a dig deep tight bass,and deeper sub bass. What this company has done in the way that these have been built is quite incredible,solid build,solid cable,and a great selection of interchangeable sound filters that come with this product,my preference is the gold bass extension tips,but sometimes i switch back for different listening genres. I am not a believer in running in headphones and so the first time i hooked these up to my astell and kern ak70,i had a huge smile on my face,that for me is the kicker. These iems are fantastic and in my opinion better that many other more expensive iems. These are on a budget and i took a chance and i am delighted that i did. I have a set of flares pro,meze 99 classics,grado sr125,and rha t10,all of which are very good headphones/earphones,these headphone have now taken a back seat for me as i prefer listening to these iems.......For the money i paid,these are truly excellent and are now my go to iems...full stop.

These came well reviewed, but despite showing in stock and available next day through Prime it took me 2 orders and almost 3 weeks to actually get a pair! After all the frustration I found the build quality and presentation good, although the nozzles seem prone to unscrewing and I nearly lost one on a walk with the dog.Sound quality was not that much better than a Tin-P3 or even the dynamic driver Sennheiser i40's I was replacing for double the money! Bass was full but lacking speed and timbre wasn't great either. Mids seemed a little reassessed in comparison and highs rather thin and metallic.For me they had to go back due to the nozzle being so large that even with the smallest tips I couldn't wear them for more than 30mins at a time and after a couple of days they left my ears quite sore.

the sound quality with these IEMs is excellent I'm not sure what they would be like on a cheap sound sourcebut with Hi Res Audio source and headphone amplifier they truly shine you WILL notice a difference when compared to your "budget" in ear phones. My one minor gripe is trying unsuccessfully so far (but that's my issue not the earphones) to source a memory foam ear-tip which fits the earphones well and goes far enough into my ears to feel truly secure

Excellent quality and comfort. Sound is amazing especially when using a good audio player. Highly recommend.

Amazing sound quality.

Very, very impressed.I was one of those thinking that every Chi-Fi IEM over 50£ was not worth as in that range now you can get really nice stuff, like the TRN V-80, KZ ZS7, CCA C10 etc. Then the Ikko OH-1 mde me change my mind: 120£ well worth for a pair that made mexshelf also a pair of IE800 (no exaggeration, I prefer the Ikko). And now these DMG are even better. I only lusten acoustic music, jazz and flamenco: the bass on these is incredible and so are acoustic guitars. I'd say if you are on the fence do not hesitate and buy them. I would recommend them even if the price was in excess of 200£. They are that good!