I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing quite a number of Campfire Audio IEMs over the recent months. Perhaps the last one (for a while at least) is the Campfire Audio
At the time I reviewed the Campfire Audio Jupiter IEM it was their top of the line offering at $899 USD (direct from their site). Since then they have released
The FLC8 earphone from FLC Technology is a truly unique earphone because the FLC8 comes with the ability to adjust its sound signature. You might think, “Sure, but so do
The Orions are a single driver IEM, but not a single dynamic as you might expect. No, the Orions are packing a single balanced armature rather than a single dynamic
The word “savant” has a couple of meanings, but one of them rings very true for Noble’s so-named earphones and that definition refers to a person who has unique and
Looking to spend around $300 on earphones? Would you like to try customs? Read on… CustomArt started out as a manufacturer of silicone custom IEMs and rapidly made a name
Advanced Acoustic Werkes is an audio company based in Singapore. Although not exactly a household name, even in the world of Head-Fi and audiophiles, however, that’s not to suggest that
A while back, after spending a little time with the Shure SE846, I decided to part with my Unique Melody Miracle custom IEMs. In time I came to regret not
I’m sitting in bed today feeling decidedly lousy, but with the quandary of also having a pair of Audiofly’s new AF140 IEMs in my temporary possession for a review before
The Super Darts are a hybrid IEM from English manufacturer, Atomic Floyd. They boast some of the best build quality and bass quality I’ve ever seen and heard in an earphone,
