Bild © AmazonThe Abyss Diana V2 is a premium planar magnetic headphone that packs a large 63mm driver into a surprisingly lightweight and portable frame. Its sound is characterized as natural, rich, and forgiving, though it demands quality amplification to truly shine. While praised for its build and tonal balance, its high price and measured performance have drawn mixed opinions from reviewers.
Paraphrasiert aus veröffentlichten Tests und Datenblättern - kein eigener Praxistest. .
| Treiber | planar |
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| Treibergröße | 63 mm |
| Treiber pro Seite | 1 |
| Frequenzgang | 7 Hz - 28 kHz |
| Impedanz | 42 Ω |
| Empfindlichkeit | 91 dB/mW |
| Treiber | planar |
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| Treibergröße | 63 mm |
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| Frequenzgang | 7 Hz - 28 kHz |
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| Impedanz | 42 Ω |
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| Empfindlichkeit | 91 dB/mW |
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| Gewicht | 330 g |
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| Symmetrischer Anschluss | Yes |
Audio Science Review’s measurement-focused review ends with a negative recommendation. The reviewer states they cannot recommend the Diana V2, implying that its measured performance did not justify its premium price for them.
Headfonia presents the Diana V2 as a refined version of the original Diana with a 63 mm planar driver and a sound that benefits from careful source matching. The review is favorable, while also noting that it is not especially easy to drive.
Ganzen Test lesenHeadphone.guru characterizes the Diana as a premium portable planar headphone with a distinctive design and strong overall performance. The review is positive about its sound and build, though it presents the product as an expensive, niche luxury option.
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