By combining a 50 μm wooden dome, precision-shaved from birch—known for its fast sound propagation and excellent vibration damping—with a carbon-coated PET diaphragm, this design achieves an ideal balance of properties: controlled flexibility around the diaphragm’s outer edge and increased rigidity at the central dome. The result is beautiful resonance and highly detailed, expressive sound reproduction.
A Luxurious Finish Inspired by Musical Instruments
Japanese maple is primarily used for headphone housings and wooden stabilizers, meticulously carved from solid wood. Following the theme of “musical instruments that produce sound,” both the headphone body and the stabilizer are finished using traditional Japanese lacquer techniques commonly employed in musical instruments.
A detachable cable design with MMCX connectors
The cable is separated from the main body of the headphones. This allows greater flexibility in the internal acoustic design of the headphones, enabling precise adjustments of the shape down to 0.1 mm, and fully pursuing optimal sound quality.
