Twistura D-Major: The New $50 Treble King?

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Twistura D-Major: The New $50 Treble King?

Author：Robin Kyle Datiles

Pros:

- Premium build quality
- Elegant and unique shell design
- Accessories
- Treble sounds amazing
- Well-bodied bass
- Overall tuning is well executed
- 3 sets of tuning nozzles

Cons:

- Might be too bright for others
- Fit and isolation

Black Nozzle	The black nozzle's bass is sort of the middle ground in terms of presence.There's still a bit of rumble and punch. You'll never feel that the bass is not present.
Red Nozzle	Bass is almost identical to the black nozzle but with slightly more mid-bass punch and presence.
Blue Nozzle	The most laid back among the three nozzles in terms of bass. Most neutral sounding of all, but still doesn't fall far off the other two nozzles

Black Nozzle

The black nozzle's bass is sort of the middle ground in terms of presence.There's still a bit of rumble and punch. You'll never feel that the bass is not present.

Red Nozzle

Bass is almost identical to the black nozzle but with slightly more mid-bass punch and presence.

Blue Nozzle

The most laid back among the three nozzles in terms of bass. Most neutral sounding of all, but still doesn't fall far off the other two nozzles

Black Nozzle	The black and red sounds the same but for me, the upper-mids of the black nozzle is much more smoother compared to the other two.
Red Nozzle	The mid-range on all of the tuning nozzles sound pretty identical and I had a very hard time differentiating them all.
Blue Nozzle	The blue nozzle's upper-mids sounds the most forward

Black Nozzle

The black and red sounds the same but for me, the upper-mids of the black nozzle is much more smoother compared to the other two.

Red Nozzle

The mid-range on all of the tuning nozzles sound pretty identical and I had a very hard time differentiating them all.

Blue Nozzle

The blue nozzle's upper-mids sounds the most forward

Black Nozzle	Great treble extension.Treble is bright but well-tuned, crispy but doesn't sound grainy and dry. Definitely perfect for trebleheads.
Red Nozzle	The treble peaks is much more laid back and tamed compared to the black nozzle. The decay sounds smoother. Other than that, pretty much the same as the black nozzle.
Blue Nozzle	More shouty and peaky compared to the two. A pretty niche tuning. Details and Soundstage

Black Nozzle

Great treble extension.Treble is bright but well-tuned, crispy but doesn't sound grainy and dry. Definitely perfect for trebleheads.

Red Nozzle

The treble peaks is much more laid back and tamed compared to the black nozzle. The decay sounds smoother. Other than that, pretty much the same as the black nozzle.

Blue Nozzle

More shouty and peaky compared to the two. A pretty niche tuning. Details and Soundstage

Summary

The soundstage feels wide with decent height and, paired with above-average imaging, you can easily pinpoint sound directions and placements. When it comes to details, top-notch. The microdetails are present even on busier tracks. This set sounds clean and very technical, especially for a single dynamic driver configuration. That's why this IEM feels and sounds pretty expensive. This is the first time I've heard this level of detail on an IEM within the $50 price range. Details are what the Twistura D-Major excels at, and personally, I think this is what makes this set the best $50 IEM currently on the market

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