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Campfire Audio Astrolith

Astrolith By Campfire Audio: The Pinnacle Of Planar Performance

This state-of-the-art in-ear monitor features dual planar magnetic drivers.

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$ 2,199

The Campfire Audio Astrolith earbuds are the brand’s latest innovation in high-fidelity audio designed for true audiophiles. Crafted with a dual planar magnetic driver configuration, the Astrolith features groundbreaking technologies, including two new planar magnetic drivers (14mm + 6mm), a Particle Phase Resonator (PPR), and an Additive Acoustic Optical Inclusion (AAOI) housing. This pioneering approach marks a significant leap in planar IEM performance, setting new standards for speed, accuracy, and resolution.

Encased in a semi-transparent, lightweight, 3D-printed acrylic body with a robust, mirror-finished stainless steel faceplate, the Campfire Audio Astrolith is not just a feast for the ears but also a visual masterpiece. The meticulous design ensures that the inherent advantages of planar magnetic drivers are fully realized, offering an unparalleled audio experience. The 14mm planar magnetic main driver handles sub-bass to mid frequencies seamlessly, while the 6mm planar tweeter, paired with the PPR tuning chamber, delivers exceptional high-end performance.

The Astrolith’s unique internal architecture emphasizes the purity of sound, capturing every detail with lightning-fast transient response and precise upper-range detail. The updated 14mm driver, first seen in Campfire’s renowned Supermoon IEM, now features refined mechanics and grille patterning, ensuring a rich, textured soundscape. The AAOI housing further enhances the audio experience by honing impact, texture, imaging, and layering.

Available starting August 6th for $2,199, the Campfire Audio Astrolith is set to redefine the landscape of planar magnetic IEMs. Whether you’re an audiophile seeking the ultimate listening experience or a casual listener looking to elevate your sound, the Astrolith promises to deliver an extraordinary auditory adventure.

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