While all that is great, the evident lack of that impactful thump and power is one of the main points to be considered when looking into the DM7. The sub bass is rendered in a thick approach with a frail hint of rumble, a welcome result which is always great for those fast-paced low-end hits. It is able to create a sense of thump on its bass delivery.
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Testing the DM7’s low-end performance is Depeche Mode’s No More in 16/44 FLAC and its apparent that the DM7 has a robust and full bass performance. I tested the BGVP DM7 using the provided black wide-bore short nozzle silicone ear tips along with the Sony WM1A (3.02 FW) and the Sony CAS-1 off a MSI GF62-8RE laptop via Foobar2000 v1.4 outputting various FLAC files which would be mentioned along the realview. Isolation with the DM7 is great given its UIEM form and a fairly regular sized shell. My time with the BGVP DM7 review unit also made it clear that the DM7 is indeed far superior in providing a better music experience regardless of preference. The DM7 resembles the DM6 in regard to exhibiting a balanced sound but that high frequency deviation was smoothed out leaving a clean and distinct balanced sound this time around. The BGVP DM6 was a balanced sounding set of IEMs with an obscure high frequency performance which was a make or break aspect to its sound character. The braids on it has the right amount of tension making storage easy and cable noise at a minimum. The usual L-R in red to blue indicators are present as well as the pre-molded over-ear guide. The DM7’s stock cable comes in an 8 core Furukawa OCC and SPC mixed braided cable with all new BGVP chin slider and a discrete black Y-split, MMCX connector and 3.5mm housing. The DM6 was offered in multiple cable options which is cool but sometimes add to the confusion specially in terms of having a signature sound unique to its identity, I’m not against it but I do advocate for IEMs to have its own set of stock cable for uniformity across the board.
The BGVP DM7 took strides not only on its MMCX connectors but also in its stock cable. Removing the sleeves shows us the organic brown cardboard box which houses the black foam cutouts protecting the BGVP DM7 review unit in all its entirety along with the complete set of accessories which is listed below. My BGVP DM7 review unit is the official commercial packaging and uses the signature BGVP packaging of black cardboard sleeves with the product silhouette upfront and product specifications at the back. So let’s dive in and see where we are going with the DM7. There are only 2 ways to go about with this and we either win or we lose.
The BGVP DM7 is priced at approximately $100($289 as of the moment of writing) more than when the DM6 was launched and the anticipation of reward versus risk is also increased by as much as how its price has.
You can check out all the BGVP social media platforms below Official BGVP website, Official BGVP AliExpress storefront, Official BGVP Instagram and the Official BGVP Facebook page. The BGVP DM7 review unit was sent in by BGVP themselves in exchange for an honest review and there were no other monetary factors involved except the usual freight charges which we reviewers usually shoulder. The BGVP DM7 is spec’d out with a 10Hz to 40kHz Frequency Response, 115 dB Sensitivity and a 130 Ohm Impedance.
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BGVP integrates these 6 different BA drivers via a 4-way crossover and 4 channel sound bore to allow distinct channel separation.
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The BGVP DM7 features Knowles BA drivers (SWFK-31376, ED-29689 AND CI-22955) to handle the lower, medium and high frequencies while being complimented by another lower-medium frequency BA driver by Sonion (33AP007).
Its reputation has been known all over the audiophile community to either be a total hit or just another over-hyped IEM but one thing is for sure, you have come by and have heard it being mentioned here and there by different audiophile individuals.īGVP has since then released its successor, the DM7 which this time around features 6 Balanced armature drivers which should have been the DM6, which has 5 Balanced armature drivers but that’s just how BGVP rolls. BGVP DM7 Review everyone! BGVP hasn’t looked back since the quite famous or infamous to some, DM6.
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