Cool! It was an attraction last weekend party at our house. Easy setup and microphone is very very sensitive.
The treble sounds perfect the clarity at this range and the mic quality is fabulous
On the positive side, this is well made. Audio quality is crisp and quite clear. I tested with opticalin from a home theatre and USB-C from an iPhone using the highest resolution lossless stream. Bass, Treble controls, and volume are a convenience over my other lossless DAC. D
What I didn't like are the following:
1. The blue LEDs are just too bright and intrusive. Will probably use a black marker to dim them.
2. The potentiometer knobs are too close together and feel a little flimsy.
3. While the device has optical-in, coax, it lacks aux-in.
4. I measured the power draw using a USB-C PD meter. It's just 1.5W. Which makes me wonder why the device is so big, without an onboard battery. Drove my Beyerdynamic DT-880 Pro 250 ohm quite well but of course sounds louder with lower impedance headphones (Sennheiser and Final Audio).
These are my first IEMs. They are really good. Coming from cheaper earphones/headphones initially I found bass lacking but I got used to them. Just make sure to get proper seal in ear. Overall, I am very happy.
Very good DAC and AMP; nice braided soft cable and build quality. The included iem case is a bonus! Very happy with the purchase, should've purchased this earlier :')
I’ve been using the Twistura D-Minor for about a week now, primarily for gaming, which is my top priority. Overall, it has been a pretty good experience, especially considering the price bracket.
I’m currently using the blue nozzles, which suit gaming well by keeping the sound clear and controlled without unnecessary bass bleed. Positional cues and in-game details come through clearly, making it a solid choice for FPS and competitive gaming.
The DAC included in the box is not high quality, but it does what it’s supposed to do. It’s usable and functional, though anyone serious about audio will eventually want a better DAC to get more out of the IEM.
One of the highlights is the replaceable nozzle system, which adds flexibility and long-term value. The build quality is decent and reliable, and it feels durable enough to handle regular use. In terms of longevity, it looks like it should comfortably last a couple of years with normal care.
Considering the price, the Twistura D-Minor offers very good value. If gaming is your main focus and you want a dependable IEM with tuning options and solid construction, this is a strong option in this budget range.
Blind buy for sure very comfy and sounds so crisp and clean ask the name says definite recommendation to everyone very balanced sound.
Great budget earphones. The songs i have listened for more than 100 times feels new with this!!
Its very Fatiguing and sounstage is also very narrow.
Noise isolation is good.
And sometimes it also feels muffled.
Tested with proper equipment but seems average.
It is treble tuned, excellent for details and crystal clear highs, the driver can give out good bass if EQed properly. The cable and buld quality is good but the shell is not ergonomic enough. The metal body is prone to scratches.
I'm using 2 EQs simultaneously, one to achieve the harman target, another one for personalization.
Very clean sounding IEM with a slightly warm signature and sufficient bass, pair it with a powerful DAC like Audiocular Aura for the starter for the best experience.
Absolutely loved the soundstage and neutral bright tuning of this iem.
Best IEM for beginners. It helps to know what music taste matches to you.
Cable is very nice though it is quite thick. I appreciate the Audio Store fast delivery
No heating issues. Amp is a little weak though, but that is to be expected from this form factor
You should concentrateon wire.It'stoo poor. Since broken
Sounds clear and tuning options are insane!! Like there are more than 100 eqs in the Forum of TANCHJIM app itself.
