AKG K-100
Little is documented about the AKG K-100. The available record has no confirmed specification sheet, no production dates, and no original price for this model. It was an AKG audio product, likely part of the company's headphone line given the period, but the model does not appear in any of the headphone test round-ups archived so far.
Period coverage of AKG headphones in the early 1970s tends to focus on nearby models like the K-150 and K-180. HI-Fi-Stereo-Buyers (July 1972, p.65) listed the AKG K-150 in a headphone test table at $39, rated at 600 ohms impedance and 9 oz without cord. That says nothing directly about the K-100, but it gives a snapshot of the product family this model belonged to. The K-100 itself seems to have escaped the major magazine round-ups in the records used here.
So the known facts are thin. The model exists, AKG made it, and it sits on the audio side of the catalog. An original manual, a catalog page, or a surviving example with markings would be the most useful addition to this entry.
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