Lilith Q new arrival
The 65% and 75% cases for the new Lilith Q are now available. Designed with modularity in mind, these next-generation layouts offer greater flexibility. The 65% case includes Bag A and Bag B, while the 75% case requires an additional Bag C. Each case features a distinct base plate though.
Case Lilith #2
Introducing the shell of 3rd Angel - Case Lilith, an advanced engineering piece. It also holds the Core64 (60%), which is the optimum size for a main keyboard on the brick-built platform. In contrast to the simple and classic design of Case Adam, Case Lilith is more focused on ergonomics and keyboard-specific engineering. It's heavier, beefier, more torsion-resistant, easier to build and easier to handle.
The most important technical aspect of Case Lilith is its 5.5º tilt angle without lifting the bottom over the surface of the desk. This solution meets the ergonomic demand without compromising the stability of the screwless brick structure.
For Adam owners, it's nice to have both Case Adam and Case Lilith at the same time, allowing you to swap between two different looks and feels. The key to modularity is the ability to use resources in different ways to achieve various applications.
Ball joint
With Lilith, you can easily and flexibly connect external decorative or functional parts to create a unique and personalized look. Lilith has a brand new ball joint linkage system inspired by the nails on Lilith's hands.
Lilith (リリス) was found restrained on the cross in Terminal Dogma wearing a distinctive purple mask. She was believed to be the origin of humanity, or called Lilin.
The Dead Sea Scrolls have forecasted the appearance of 18 angels.
