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Campfire Audio Supermoon

71/ 100
Good
HearWiki score

Priced about right

$1,300
typical price, USD
Discontinuedupdated
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At a glance

Brand
Campfire Audio
Type
Wired IEMs
Fit
-
Connection
Wired
Noise cancelling
No
Released
2022

Score breakdowngood overall

Sound8.6
Value7.5

Supermoon's custom 14mm planar magnetic driver delivers unmatched versatility and speed. It is adored across all musical genres, making it the go-to earphone for listeners with diverse musical tastes who also demand exceptional sonic fidelity.

The HearWiki takeAI-condensed

The Campfire Audio Supermoon is a premium single-driver planar IEM that delivers a lively, bass-strong, and highly detailed sound signature with impressive clarity and imaging. While its low impedance and moderate sensitivity mean it benefits from a quality source or amplifier, its lightweight build, excellent resolution, and energetic treble make it a standout technical performer in the high-end category.

What works

  • Excellent resolution and detail retrieval
  • Engaging, bass-strong sound with clear vocals
  • Lightweight and well-built with detachable cable
  • Good scalability with more powerful sources
  • Premium, immersive presentation

What doesn't

  • Bright treble may be too energetic for some
  • Needs extra power despite low impedance
  • Upper-mid push can cause glare on certain tracks
  • Treble articulation slightly less refined than BA-tweeter models

Paraphrased from published reviews & specs - not an original hands-on test. Our AI disclosure.

Specifications

Audio - Campfire Audio Supermoon
Driver14 mm planar magnetic
Driver typeplanar
Driver size14 mm
Drivers per side1
Frequency response5 Hz - 20 kHz
Impedance15.5 Ω
Sensitivity94 dB/mW

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What the reviews said

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headfonics.com

89

The reviewer says the Supermoon delivers a weighty but balanced sound with strong low-end body, clear vocals, and good scalability with more power. They also note some mild drawbacks in upper-mid timbre and treble articulation compared with Campfire models using balanced-armature tweeters.

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audio46.com

The review emphasizes the Supermoon’s planar driver, strong build, and the need for a bit more driving power despite its low impedance. It presents the tuning as engaging and premium-feeling, with the accessory package varying by edition.

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ear-fidelity.com

The reviewer calls the Supermoon one of Campfire’s strongest technical performers, with standout resolution and detail retrieval for its class. The review is strongly positive and frames it as a market-disrupting value in the high-end IEM segment.

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head-fi.org

This user review recommends the Supermoon for its fit, build quality, energetic presentation, and convincing vocals. The reviewer notes some upper-mid push and occasional glare depending on the recording.

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headphones.com

The impressions describe the Supermoon as lively, bass-strong, and technically excellent, with especially notable clarity, resolution, and imaging. The reviewer also characterizes the treble as bright and energetic, with a somewhat light decay.

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moonstarreviews.net

The reviewer praises the Supermoon’s planar driver implementation, build, and low-impedance/high-sensitivity combination. The sound is described as detailed and immersive, with a premium presentation.

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theheadphonelist.com

This review frames the Supermoon as a high-end single-driver planar IEM that changes the value equation for its category. The main impression is of a technically capable, ambitious product competing well at the top of the market.

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What YouTube reviewers say

Video reviews we found, each condensed to its verdict. They do feed the HearWiki score, at a measured weight below what a published written review carries.

The consensus

Positiveacross 5 videos

Reviewers consistently praise the Campfire Audio Supermoon for its exceptional bass impact, speed, and technical resolution, often calling it a standout planar IEM and a strong value at its price.

Reviewers liked

  • Exceptional bass depth, impact, and balance
  • Fast, detailed, and resolving technical performance
  • Engaging, dynamic tuning with good treble extension

Reviewers flagged

  • Vocals can sound slightly thin
  • Colored, warm tuning may not suit purists
  • Tip-sensitive and lacks a universal shell option
23:41

Masters of the (Planar) Universe: Campfire Astrolith, Supermoon and Moon Rover Compared!

Amplify Audio Reviews7.6K viewsNov 2024

The reviewer compares three Campfire Audio planar IEMs, including the Supermoon, and finds the Supermoon to be a bass-heavy, warm, and colored IEM that excels at low-end performance, making it a bass lover's delight. It is described as more colored and warmer than the Astrolith, with tremendous lower mids and impressive vocals, and is considered a great value at its price point, even preferred over the more expensive Forza Audio XC6. The reviewer concludes that while the Astrolith is more refined and resolving, the Supermoon is a wonderful, less divisive option for those who prioritize bass.

16:32

Best of Campfire Audio: Trifecta vs Supermoon vs Bonneville

Amplify Audio Reviews6.8K viewsJan 2024

The reviewer compares three Campfire Audio IEMs, including the Supermoon, and finds the Supermoon to be an outstanding value at $1,100, with punchy, well-textured bass, excellent mid-range resolution, and a fast, clear presentation. While the Bonneville edges it out slightly in technical performance and timbre, the Supermoon's engaging sound and bass impact make it a strong daily driver, and the reviewer loves it.

10:56

Campfire Supermoon: Best $1000 IEM? Best Planar?

Amplify Audio Reviews6.6K viewsJan 2024

The reviewer highly praises the Campfire Audio Supermoon as the best planar magnetic IEM they've heard, citing its exceptional sub-bass impact, speed, and technical performance. They note it has a slightly thin vocal presentation but overall find it a fun, coherent, and resolving listen, especially with the recommended Final Type E tips. They prefer it over more expensive competitors like the Audeze LCD i4 and Sony IER-Z1R for its tuning and portability.

19:43

Campfire Audio Supermoon planar earphones review

Porta.Fi3.9K viewsMar 2023

The reviewer praises the Campfire Audio Supermoon planar earphones for their exceptional bass depth and balance, detailed and natural mids with a slight upper-mid emphasis, and impressive treble extension without harshness. They highlight the realistic soundstage and technical performance, concluding that the earphones deliver a highly engaging and satisfying listening experience across various genres.

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