ATH-AWKG vs Abyss AB1266 Phi TC
The AB1266 Phi TC's impedance is 50Ω against the ATH-AWKG's 48Ω, its sensitivity 88 dB against 102 dB, and its driver size 66mm against 53mm. Both share low-frequency extension (5 Hz).
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The Audio-Technica ATH-AWKG (KUROGAKI) headphones feature housings crafted from rare Kurogaki wood with hand-applied lacquer finish, harnessing the wood's unique properties for clear sound and striking design. They include exclusive 53mm drivers with high-efficiency German Permendur magnetic circuitry, lightweight titanium flanges, and 6N-OFC voice coils for precise diaphragm movement and optimal signal transfer. The D.A.D.S. (Double Air Damping System) divides the enclosure into two acoustic chambers for fast, accurate bass response. Additional features include angled magnesium alloy arms for optimal fit, stitched sheepskin leather ear cushions and headband for comfort, A2DC detachable coaxial connectors, and two 3m fabric-braided cables (one with 6.3mm gold-plated stereo plug, one with 4-pin XLR-M balanced). Includes ZMF Universe Hybrid earpads and wooden storage box. Hand-assembled in Tokyo as part of the NARUKAMI series.
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The AB1266 Phi TC's impedance is 50Ω against the ATH-AWKG's 48Ω, its sensitivity 88 dB against 102 dB, and its driver size 66mm against 53mm. Both share low-frequency extension (5 Hz).
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