Features Campfire Audio's first full-size dynamic silicon driver, delivering exceptional sound across the frequency spectrum.
Covers an impressive 5 Hz–20 kHz range with low distortion (<0.5%) for clean and accurate audio.
Includes a USB-C cable with built-in high-res DAC supporting 32-bit/384 kHz and DSD64/128, ensuring premium sound quality.
In honor of the Multiverse III music festival held in Sheffield, UK, Campfire Audio has unveiled their latest limited edition in-ear headphones, the Axion Multiverse III. This model marks a significant milestone as it features the brand's first-ever full-size dynamic silicon driver, pushing the boundaries of compact audio technology.
The Axion Multiverse III boasts a custom-designed full-range silicon dynamic driver, promising exceptional sound quality across the entire frequency spectrum. Encased in a lacquered resin housing with a gold PVD-coated sound tube, the design is both striking and functional. The ergonomic shape allows for versatile wearing styles—either over the ear or with the cable hanging straight down—catering to personal comfort preferences.
On the technical front, these in-ear monitors cover a frequency range from an impressive 5 Hz to 20 kHz. With a sensitivity of 94 dB (1 kHz, 135.8 mV RMS) and an impedance of 16.7 Ohms, they are designed to be easily driven by a wide range of devices. The harmonic distortion is kept below 0.5%, ensuring a clean and accurate sound reproduction.
Included with the Axion Multiverse III is a new cable featuring a built-in high-resolution DAC based on the Conexant CX31993 chip. This DAC supports up to 32-bit/384 kHz and DSD64/128, ensuring high-quality digital-to-analog conversion. The cable connects via proprietary MMCX connectors and terminates with a USB Type-C connector, making it compatible with modern devices without the need for additional adapters.
Priced at $199, the Axion Multiverse III offers a glimpse into the future of in-ear headphone technology, blending innovative driver design with practical features. It's a fascinating development that showcases Campfire Audio's commitment to pushing the limits of audio engineering.
* The Loewe Stellar 97 DR+ features a 97-inch OLED.EX panel with 4K resolution, HDR, and Dolby Vision IQ capabilities.
* The Baseus MH1 headphones feature advanced Adaptive Noise Cancellation 3.0 utilizing AI processing 380,000 times per second, reducing noise by up to 48 dB.
* IK Multimedia introduces the ARC ON·EAR, a portable hardware device designed for precise headphone sound correction and virtual studio monitoring.
* Tivoli Audio has updated its PAL BT portable radio, celebrated for its vintage design and modern functionality.