Jomo Audio and Canpur participated at the PAPI show in Jakarta Indonesia.

December 04, 2023

The annual Portable Audio Party Indonesia happened last weekend in the heartland of Jakarta. This is the first audio show hosted in Indonesia in the post-covid era. Flooded with enthusiastic and audiophile and cosplayers.

The Lanstar team brought Jomo Audio and Canpur to the Indonesian audiophiles. The star of the show are the new Instinct UIEM from Jomo Audio topped by the flagship model GT600 Gran Tourer. And the lineup from Canpur IEMs lead by the flagship model CP622B.

Some photos from the show.

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