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Its generally warm with somewhat bloomy bass, a mildly recessed midrange; in its caboose is a smallish sound stage.

As a result, the list of earphones and other gear Linsoul wanted to send me for consideration was hard to suss.

And Im glad I did.

The T2T3 are real performers at their price points.

Its got detachable MMCX cables, a decent stable of accessories, and an unbelievable price.

What an earphone.

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And now we get five drivers per side for 199.

Yikes. Whats really cool is that the DM6s clear shell gives a good window on BGVPs workmanship.

Clean wiring. Clean gluing.

Clean bundles. Clean layout.

Cool beans.

It lacks a filter at the sound port, so if youve got flaky ear wax, it might be a good idea to douche more often than not.

High volume Chinese factories really are kicking out some high-quality stuff today.

The DM6 looks great in its box and up close, even its cable is well tooled and machined with high-quality printing, laminating, and laser engraving.

At first, I thought it a scissor-cut bit of heat shrink.

It isnt. But it bends and mushes about a lot and I expect it to wear fast.

The chunky plug is nice, to be sure, but Ive got to be honest here: its too heavy to pair with such a light earphone; Id much prefer it in a proper headphone, or attached to a really microphonic and super expensive cable.

It is slippery, though, so if your fingers are wet or large, you might have trouble getting the earphones in or out.

They are tight. Wow.

I dont look forward to trying to remove the cables to photograph the DM6.

While soft, the cables have shapes they want to mold into, which moves the earphones around a lot.

Between heavy earphone weighing down the cable or vice versa, which is better is a good question.

It is lighter, and its resin walls wont get cold in the ear canal.

As a glasses wearer, I really dislike the aggressive heat shrink attached to the MMCX plugs that push up my glasses.

But the DM6s silicon pieces, like the MS1MS4s and like Tin HiFis are pretty abrasive.

The black, wide-mouth bore pieces are my favorite, though are too big for my ears.

Abrasive ear pads keep their shape in the canal and therefore sound is less negatively affected.

But yikes, Im reaching for a softer ear tip after I finish this review.

It fits without feeling too much like Ive got a large earphone in my ear.

The branding is also simple and bold, though I have no idea what it means.

It kind of looks like an artist rendition of a cars fog lamp coming down a foggy road.

I like it, but I have no idea if I like it as an audio marque.