Campfire Audio Holocene earphone review – Glowing Audio Essence
Holocene
$649
Pros
- Excellent build, reference signature
- Interesting style of glowing accessories with sustainable case. ethically made
- Layering, resolution, balance and details great
Cons
- Case maybe a little bold for some to use
- Bass may be a little light for some.
The team at earphonia.com were fortunate enough to be given the chance to review the Holocene in ear monitor earphone from from Campfire Audio, the Holocene edition.
Thanks goes to the team at ALO Audio/Campfire Audio for giving us the chance to experience this excellent cool looking earphone.
As our fans know, we have great respect for the guys at Campfire Audio and their Andromeda, Solaris and Vega earphones really are something special.
Looking at the technical specifications for the Holocene earphone you can anticipate this is going to be something interesting and a complimentary edition to the already vast array of Models.
Specifications
5Hz–20 kHz Frequency Response
94 dB SPL @ 1kHz: 6.99 mVrms
5.4 Ohms @ 1kHz Impedance
Features
Machined Aluminium Body
‘Umber’ Anodized Finish
Single Custom Balanced Armature (High)
Single Custom Balanced Armature (Mid/Low)
Single Custom Balanced Armature (Mid/Low)
Custom Beryllium / Copper MMCX Connections
Black PVD Finished Stainless Steel Spout
‘Smoky Glow’ Silver Plated Copper Litz Cable – 3.5mm Stereo to MMCX connectors
Lets get straight into the looking at what you get for your hard earned purchase.
The packaging you get is the classic Campfire Audio style, colourful cardboard outer cover, with the 4 way opening at the bottom to reveal the contents.
Opening the lid reveals the ‘Nicely Done’ sign of approval.
A colourful case greets you, the label at the top glows in the dark.
