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

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

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 ...

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 ...

Ever wished you could easily upgrade the audio in your laptop, phone or other digital device? The new Campfire Audio Relay DAC and amp does just that for a very competitive price. It's very small, but ...

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.

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.

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 ...

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 ...

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.

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.