Campfire Audio Andromeda 10
Ten drivers, ten years on: the Andromeda finally gets real bass and a bigger top end — and the old argument about whether its treble sparkles or stings comes straight back with it.
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Campfire Audio
Machined-metal balanced-armature IEMs
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Campfire Audio is an American in-ear monitor and headphone maker founded in 2015 in Portland, Oregon by Ken Ball as the earphone brand of cable specialist ALO Audio. It is best known for machined-metal universal IEMs — above all the emerald-green Andromeda — built around its tubeless TAEC (Tuned Acoustic Expansion Chamber) treble tuning.
- Founded
- 2015
- Based in
- Portland, Oregon, USA
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Campfire Audio Andromeda
The emerald-green IEM that made 'soundstage' a selling point — still adored for how it images, and now argued over on almost everything else, from its bass to whether it was ever worth $1,099.
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Campfire Audio Axion
A USB-C earphone with a big warm shelf on the graph — and reviewers who can't agree how much bass is actually there.
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