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Audio enthusiasts out there, Are you waiting for the next IEM review that I will feature here. Last time, I reviewed an entry-level,  hybrid set-up IEM from BGVP , The BGVP DN2 . And now I have its succesor unit at my hand, The BGVP DN3 . This is actually my 3rd product review from BGVP . Its pricing will be around US$ 71.00 /£ 51.00 . DN3 has similar drivers set-up with its predecessor, a single 10mm  "Beryllium"-coated Dynamic Driver and a HEVK balanced armature which claims to be an improvement over the previous "Phoenix" Balanced Armature of the DN2 model for better resolution and clarity. The packaging box is identical to its predecessor from paper sleeve (albeit the front illustration now is from that of DN3 and the back was the redesigned cues on specs list of this set), the box and even the arrangement of its contents from eartips to small box that contains the stock cable. The contents inside is...

Greetings mates, Welcome to my humble IEM review blog. I'm doing another IEM review product from BGVP, The BGVP DN2. This particular set was released last year but due to some "controversy" of its marketing ad for being an erroneous and misleading, it was abruptly stopped its production but still sell some of the remaining stocks in some few selected markets. BGVP DN2 is a hybrid driver set-up IEM, It has asymmetrical oblong shape shell and made of CNC-milled aluminium. The hybrid set-up is consist of "Beryllium" dynamic driver and 1 custom BA which BGVP christened it as Phoenix. A Beryllium driver offers better faster transients response and lower distortion rating compare to other dynamic driver technology. The connector of this IEM is a MMCX to provide flexibility and more adjustable as you can can rotate them in 360°. The packaging box has a white colour in the front and back with black tinge  on it...