🔬 Science May 17, 2026 · Tony Ware

Campfire Audio has built its most ambitious IEMs yet, packing them full of features and feeling

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Campfire Audio has built its most ambitious IEMs yet, packing them full of features and feeling
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Portland, Oregon’s Campfire Audio launched in 2015 as the logical continuation of founder and lead engineer Ken Ball’s ALOaudio. ALO, or Audio Line Out, was a company obsessed with the signal chain. And Campfire Audio emerged to produce hand-assembled in-ear monitors capable of transforming what the bespoke cables and boutique portable amps were transporting. With the 2016 introduction of the Andromeda [an IEM whose 10th anniversary edition we’ll have more to say about in the f

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