Product Description

Campfire Audio Mammoth

Campfire Audio Mammoth Flourish design: This is where the Mammoth and Holocene start to show their greater differences. Their driver systems are both completely different, even though they use the same 3D-printed acoustic chamber.

The Mammoth features a hybrid system, utilizing a 10mm dynamic driver and two balanced armatures for highs and mids. Meanwhile, the Holocene forgoes a dynamic driver and instead uses three custom balanced armature units, with two dedicated to the midrange, and one for the highs.

Campfire Audio has gone back to its most popular housing design. Most importantly, the Mammoth shares its closest resemblance to the now discontinued Polaris, which this model is replacing. This time it takes on a “frozen tundra blue” which is a nice solid color for the Mammoth’s anodized aluminum shell.

This angular build is Campfire’s most identifiable design, and one of their most durable. The style of the nozzle makes it so the tips easily fit, and the housing stays secure within your ear. Its housing will rise firmly inside the cavity in your ear, causing no discernable obstructions while listening.

Wearing the Mammouth for long periods of time is a breeze, with minimal fatigue to be had. One of Campfire’s newest prospects is introduced in the Mammoth, and it’s a rather fun one. The inlays of the Mammoth, as well as the “Smokey Glow” cable, glow in the dark. It’s a cool aesthetic flourish that gives the Mammoth a unique identity.

Smoky Glow Look AND Floor Finish

Mammoth uses the same signature, angular Campfire Audio design as iconic earphones like the Campfire Andromeda, and with its blue aluminum shell and black spout, it evokes the recently discontinued Polaris 2. Mammoth has a new twist on the old design, though: glow-in-the-dark accents on each IEM and the new “Smoky Glow” cable that’s included.

Mammoth includes all the expected accouterments: the cable, a case, a selection of foam and silicone ear tips, and some little bags for protection and carrying convenience. The case is made from upcycled marine plastic and features a design with a somewhat tropical motif.

The overall feel and comfort are very much “Campfire.” They’re generally lightweight, with moderately sized nozzles. The IEMs themselves average-sized and will provide a fairly easy fit for most listeners.

The cables and other accessories are all quite nice. The glow-in-the-dark bits haven’t really stood out in the office, but – other than the fun aesthetic – they actually are useful if you’re frequently using Mammoth in lower light environments or at night in bed.

High-Quality Sound  with Balanced Armature drivers

The Mammoth may have a warm and thick sound, but the sound is quite spacious and has good width and air. The treble presence greatly helps these from sounding closed in. There is excellent stereo imaging too, with very accurate placement of instruments within the soundstage.

Genre wise, these work well with a lot of music. Rock is engaging and powerful, pop is snappy and full-sounding, and EDM lovers will really enjoy the Mammoth. The amount of bass on the show without missing out on the midrange and treble works wonders with this kind of music.

Last thoughts about the Campfire Audio Mammoth

The Mammoths are really fun. They take a lot of the strengths of the old Polaris II but improve the midrange and tone down the slightly aggressive treble. This leads the Mammoth to have a more refined. Slightly better-balanced sound signature, but make no mistake, these are still tuned to hit hard and deliver a powerful bass-driven sound signature.

This is definitely one for those who enjoy a fuller and bolder sound signature. Dut don’t want to lose the midrange and treble. The Mammoth is incredibly engaging yet crisp and detailed at the same time, a very accomplished hybrid earphone.

Campfire Audio Mammoth Specifications

DRIVERS

• Hybrid Earphone Design
• 1 custom balanced armature (Highs)
• 1 custom balanced armature (Mid)
• 1 custom 10mm Bio-Cellulose Diaphragm Dynamic Driver (Low)

ENCLOSURE

• ‘Frozen Tundra’ Blue Anodized Machined Aluminum
• Beryllium / Copper MMCX Connections with Glow in the Dark Overmolds

FREQUENCY RESPONSE

5 Hz to 20 kHz

SENSITIVITY

94db @ 18.6 mVrms

IMPEDANCE

8.1 ohm @ 1K