Campfire Audio is an American hi-fi manufacturer that specializes in in-ear monitors (IEMs) and earphones for musicians and ...

For instance, Campfire Audio—based in Portland, Oregon, and well-respected by audiophile communities around the world—sells most of its IEMs (in-ear monitors, a fancy term for earphones) in ...

Campfire Audio launches the Relay portable DAC/amp with AKM SEQ 4493 chip, balanced outputs, and high-res support at $229.

The Campfire Audio Astrolith IEMs are available now, priced at £2199 / $2199 / €2399, a good deal more than their high-end Fathom (£1040 / $1049) and super-exclusive Moon Rover (£1199 / $1199 ...

These high-end earphones from Campfire Audio use a hybrid arrangement of drivers to create a sublime sound. The Dorado 2020 are beautifully made earphones and they sound superb.

Campfire Audio is a relatively new brand to me, and when I reviewed the company’s Mammoth IEMs, I fell in love. The Mammoth IEMs are wired, producing a warm soundstage perfect for listening to ...

The Campfire Audio Solstice simply sound like a pair of really nice earbuds. They extend deep down to 20Hz without being too boomy, and I find the highs to be detailed without being too abrasive.

Campfire Audio Orbit audio quality The Campfire Audio Orbit earphones use 10mm dynamic drivers and liquid crystal polymer (LCP) diaphragms. They have a 5Hz – 20 kHz frequency response and ...

Verdict: Campfire Audio’s Honeydew wired earphones are a delight and were a pleasure to audition. The way they handled dynamic music with verve and energy was infectious.

The Campfire Audio Fathom have a frequency response of 5Hz – 20kHz, which is pretty typical for most headphones on the market. They have an impedance of 1.7 Ohms @ 1 kHz.

Campfire Audio’s very first set of wireless earbuds — the Orbit — offer none of these things, and yet they command a fairly hefty price: $249. This puts them shoulder to shoulder with well ...