Campfire Audio CP622B TI: In-Depth Review and Giveaway

Dive into our in-depth review of the Campfire Audio CP622B TI, a limited-edition masterpiece from the renowned CP series. This isn't just another review; we've secured a set from Landstar, the exclusive Southeast Asian distributor, allowing us an up-close and personal experience with this highly anticipated IEM. We'll dissect its stunning build quality, explore its unique tuning compared to the original CP622B, and analyze its performance across the frequency spectrum. Prepare for a detailed examination of its strengths and weaknesses, including an honest assessment of the included cable and the potential for treble fatigue at high volumes.This comprehensive review covers everything from the luxurious packaging and impeccable finish to the nuanced sound signature, offering insightful observations on bass response, midrange clarity, and treble performance. We'll uncover whether the CP622B TI lives up to the hype and determine if its premium price tag is justified. Don't miss our verdict on this exceptional IEM and discover if it’s a worthy contender against far more expensive options. Plus, we’re giving away three sets of high-end IEMs, including the EPZ P50 – enter the giveaway now!

Pros And Cons

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Campfire Audio CP622B TI: The Unboxing

Next up is the Campfire Audio CP622B TI, the ultimate limited edition of their highly-regarded CP series. I acquired this from Landstar, the exclusive distributor for Southeast Asia.

The packaging is elegant; even the display case is premium. Before CanJam, some people expressed concerns that the actual product might not live up to the photos. I was apprehensive, having pre-ordered it back in April.

Build Quality and Aesthetics

Let's talk about the build quality. These IEMs are stunning. The finish is impeccable; no fingerprint magnets here! The 622B design is clever and absolutely gorgeous.

However, there’s a design flaw. The included cable is a let-down, particularly considering the premium shells and price point. It doesn’t match the overall quality; I’ve swapped it for a higher-quality option.

Sound Quality: Low-End Performance

The CP622B TI features a unique tuning compared to the original CP622B, with a reduced bass emphasis. Despite this, low-frequency performance is actually quite excellent.

808 drops and other low-end hits are handled well; it delivers a nice rumble without being overwhelming or muddying the mix. It provides a very clean and accurate low-frequency reproduction.

Sound Quality: Mids and Highs

Moving to the midrange, vocals are exceptionally clear, clean and well-presented. There's a great sense of detail and resolution; subtle nuances in the mix are easily discernible.

The treble is where things get interesting. While initially stunning and detailed, prolonged listening at higher volumes can lead to some listener fatigue. However, this is mitigated at lower volumes.

Overall Impression and Conclusion

The Campfire Audio CP622B TI is a fantastic set of IEMs. It offers a premium build, stunning aesthetics, and excellent sound quality in the mids and lows. However, the stock cable is a disappointment, and treble fatigue at high volumes is a potential concern.

Overall, despite a few minor drawbacks, this IEM excels in many aspects. The build is exquisite, the midrange is captivating, and the low-end is precisely rendered. It trades blows with much more expensive options.