In this page you will find all the audio gear that we have reviewed. These gear includes headphones, in ear monitors, DACs, AMPs, and more.
Today we are going to look at the LG V40 ThinQ Android smartphone, one of the very few remaining smartphones with a standard 3.5mm headphone jack. But this smartphones, like its predecessors, doesn’t just come with a 3.5mm headphone out; it is also built with a really good-sounding DAC (Digital to Analog Converter). In this … continue reading
Atlas is the name of the new flagship earphone from Campfire Audio. The Campfire Atlas was released together with the Comet that we previously reviewed. They both look similar from the outside, but very different from the inside. Not to mention, the Atlas is the flagship, while the Comet is the new entry-level earphone. Today … continue reading
Today we are going to review Campfire Audio‘s latest entry level earphone – the Comet. The Campfire Audio Comet earphone features a shiny stainless steel body enclosure / shell and a single balanced armature driver. Some of you might already be turned off at this point since it has only 1 BA per driver inside. … continue reading
The Polaris is the company’s latest creation, but definitely won’t be their last. As you may have noticed, Campfire Audio’s lineup are named after stars and galaxies or even planets. The Polaris is not a top of the line product, but it sits somewhere in between Campfire Audio’s product stack. With a suggested retail price … continue reading
Several years ago, sound cards where a thing and most of the time a requirement, specially when a motherboard doesn’t have an on-board audio component. After a while, motherboards are now built with audio (in/out) components. But most of them doesn’t offer good or great sound quality; doesn’t support high resolution audio formats or multiple … continue reading
We have a new hi-resolution portable digital audio player here and it’s the new Opus#3 from The Bit. We reviewed their first DAP (digital audio player) the Opus#1 last year. The Opus#1 can be considered as a mid-fi or mid-range DAP, and it’s a very good sounding DAP with a clean and rich audio quality. … continue reading
Headphones are very interesting and quite mysterious in their own way. You’ll never know how they sound like or if you’ll like how they sound, not until you tried them. Late last year, I got a couple of new audio gear and was able to test and listen to what I think is the best … continue reading
Several months ago, Cayin announced and released their first ever Android based portable digital audio player in collaboration with HiBy Music – the Cayin i5 Master Quality Digital Audio Player. Digital audio players, or DAP for short, has been around for quite a number of years already. However, this year has become very interesting since … continue reading
In my quest for the best sounding in-ear monitors or IEMs out there, I came across with a company called Unique Melody. The company has been providing custom designed IEMs to audiophiles, music lovers, artist, producers and sound engineers. What I have here is the Unique Melody Miracle V2 in-ear monitor powered with 6 balanced … continue reading
More and more entry to mid-level portable audio players is being poured into the market. Some of these are good, sound quality is there but the problem is either they don’t aesthetically look good, or they got a bad user interface or plagued with firmware issues. It was only AK that produced a well-executed DAP … continue reading
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