Inawaken Twilight DS: The 24-Driver Beast That Actually Delivers Pros: * Clean, forward mids and detailed treble that stay smooth without harshness * Subbass rumble is deep, textured, and addictive * Excellent separation, precise imaging, and well-layered soundstage * Surprisingly comfortable for a chunky, titanium-topped shell * Technical performance punches well above its price Cons: * Midbass lacks punch, so low-end impact feels more rumble than slam * Large, protruding design may not suit small ears or those who prefer discreet IEMs * Price might feel steep for casual listeners compared to simpler IEMs The Twilight DS is only Inawaken’s second big release after the Dawn MS, but you can tell they weren’t interested in easing their way up the ladder. The Dawn already felt like their “watch what we can do at fifty bucks” moment with that purple diaphragm driver and warm, punchy tuning. But the Twilight DS? This is them skipping a few steps and going straight for a fl...