Pure Dynamics
Integrating a custom 8.5mm Beryllium PVD digaphram transducer into a Liquid Alloy Metal enclosure is remarkable. This combination is special.
The Lyra II convincingly conveys the warmth and emotion of high fidelity recordings. Natural top to bottom presentation is the signature quality of it’s exceptionally musical delivery.
Pure Dynamic Sound
Integrating a custom 8.5mm Beryllium PVD digaphram transducer into a Liquid Alloy Metal enclosure is something special.
The Lyra II convincingly conveys the warmth and emotion of high fidelity recordings. Natural top to bottom presentation is the signature quality of it’s exceptionally musical delivery.
Beryllium PVD Diaphragm
Campfire Audio is proud to be the first company to use a revolutionary breakthrough speaker technology implemented exclusively for in-ear monitors, a Beryllium PVD dynamic driver.
Our revolutionary Beryllium PVD material is fantastic in our 8.5mm driver. Due to it’s ridgid nature, it delivers clarity and dynamics with ease.
Liquid Alloy Metal Body
Ultra high density, remarkable mechanical strength and excellent acoustic properties compelled us to utilize Liquid Alloy Metal with our updated dynamic driver line.
Liquid Alloy Metal Body
Ultra high density, remarkable mechanical strength and excellent acoustic properties compelled us to utilize Liquid Alloy Metal with our updated dynamic driver line.
Neodymium Power
Neodymium rare earth magnets, the strongest type of permanent magnet commercially available are utilized in the Vega’s dynamic driver.
This powerful and compact magnet ( 3.8mm x 1.2mm x 1.3mm) provides the magnetic field for the voice coil’s operation.
What People Are Saying…
...exceptionally well-balanced sound signature...the soundstage and imaging are an adventure of the best possible kind.
Lachlan Fennen - Passion for Sound
Super Durable Finish
Lyra II is offered with a PVD ‘Dusk’ finish. This visually appealing and long-lasting finish keeps your Lyra II looking great for years to come.
Extra Strong MMCX
Our custom Beryllium Copper MMCX eliminates the traditional shortcomings of the connection and harnesses all of its benefits. Beryllium Copper provides a robust mating mechanism; one that is typcially made from soft brass. This selection of a harder material extends the life of component and the earphone.
Individually Inspected
Close attention to detail is critical to delivering you the superior musical experience from our earphones. We test and pair each individual earphone, Left and Right, to establish its conformity to our firmly established tuning and performance criteria. The result is a pair of earphones made for each other that you can feel good about.
Campfire Audio Textured Black Earphone Case
Campfire Audio Litz Cable – Silver Plated Copper Conductors with Berylium Copper MMCX and 3.5mm Stereo Plug
Final Audio Tips (xs/s/m/l/xl) – Campfire Audio Earphone Tips(s/m/l) – Silicon Earphone Tips (s/m/l) – Campfire Audio Lapel Pin – Cleaning Tool
Authentic Campfire Audio Earphone Packaging
USA Made “French Paper Company” Paper
Printed Locally in Portland, Oregon USA
Authentic Warranty Number Sticker – Matches Interior Warranty Card
Specifications
5Hz–22 kHz Frequency Response
103 dB SPL/mW Sensitivity
17 Ohms @ 1kHz Impedance
Features
Beryllium / Copper MMCX Connections
Liquid Alloy Metal Shell
Beryllium PVD Diaphram Dynamic Driver
Rich –
Extremely well made-have even worn them during light exercise and they stayed in place. Fantastic all day comfort due to their small size. But most importantly the Lyra IIs sound fantastic. They have a relaxed (but not boring) sound signature with strong bass that makes for all day fatigue free listening. I even stopped using my Shure SE846 and selling them after I purchased the Lyra IIs. Well done Campfire Audio!
Jack –
No question that CA has nailed the single dynamic driver IEM. The Lyra II provides, for me, the ideal tuning; just the right amount of clear crisp bass, sweet fluid mids, and just enough sparkle in the highs (never sibilant or overdone). The quality of the CA IEM’s and cable has been well documented. I have not seen better at any price. As it says inside the box, “nicely done.” Indeed, nicely done CA. Highly recommend the Lyra II.
Son –
this is a tip dependent iem for fitting and sound quality. the best tip to use imo is the stock foam tips to reduce sibilance. yes there is sibilance, spinfits and co will reveal it. i think this was meant to be paired with foam tips in the first place to play more of its strength. being warm and smooth :)
nicely done guys!
Just a fan –
I wanted to buy an earphone that will last for a long time and with detachable cable so i research and found some shockingly expensive earphones (thats what i call it before, being buds or iem) more things i discovered then. they call this audiophile things and i am by no means an audiophile just a fan of music. I tried campfire line up months ago and just recently comet and atlas in our local audioshop and told myself “ill buy that green one someday (andromeda). I did alot of research and only saw nothing but praises on that iem. On the other hand i was intrigued with this one iem, the lyra ii. I was like why is this one sound harsh on highs and immediately took it off. When i finally have the money to make a one big purchase, i tested all units again including lyra ii and to my surprised it sounded so relax yet with energy. I immediately reconsider my choices and google the unit again. I read headfi reviews and many backing the use of foam tips to display its sound signature, u cant just use all tips. In conclusion i I purchased the lyra because mainly my music choices are jazz, rnb, edm and classics from 60-90s. The bass is punchy and full organic sounding especially for drums. The mids are also good no bleed or spike, silky smooth. I noticed the highs are blended well with the mids so its not very detail like andromeda. Overall it suits me, sound quality and craftsmanship is superb. No nasty bleeds in mids and highs like in many cheap iem but it is definitely revealing of sibilant tracks but the foam tips is the default tips and there is no other way around it except maybe symbio tips.
Ty guys hope it last forever :)
Reidreg –
These IEMs are absolutely amazing. The Lyra II is my second venture into the Campfire Audio line, the Andromedas were my first.
After being smitten by the neutral, but fun sound of the Andromedas, I decided to purchase the Lyra II’s as a supplement due to their marketed sound signature; warm but detailed. My taste in music is eclectic, and there are some albums that I have an affinity for that weren’t mixed or recorded in their best light. The Andromedas are highly resolving, which can make those albums sound a bit brighter than I prefer. Acquiring the Lyra II would give me the ability to fully enjoy these types of albums on the go, when not parked in front of my speakers…at least in theory.
I am happy to declare that the Lyra II definitely rose to the occasion. While not as detailed as the Andromedas, their warm sound signature, liquid midrange, impactful yet detailed bottom end, and their forgiving but resolving highs allow them to play beautifully with any material or source you feed them with (I use an LG V30 with Tidal Hifi and MQA). When I am not playing music through them, I actually use them for late night gaming through my PS4 Pro Controller’s headphone jack…breathtaking.
In conclusion, had I not experienced the wizardy encompassed within the Andromedas first, the Lyra II could have been the only IEM that I would ever need…but instead they have to occasionally play the bench.
A solid reccommendation for anyone that can’t justify purchasing the Andromeda or the Vega.