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Abyss Diana V2

60/ 100
Average
HearWiki score

Pricey for what it is

$1,680
typical price, USD
Discontinuedupdated
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At a glance

Brand
Abyss
Type
Over-Ear
Fit
open
Connection
Wired
Noise cancelling
-
Released
2019

Score breakdownaverage overall

Sound8.4

The HearWiki takeAI-condensed

A compact and refined planar magnetic headphone with a 63 mm driver, the Diana V2 delivers a natural, rich tonal balance that suits careful source pairing. It offers strong build quality and portability for a high-end wired design, though it demands adequate amplification and carries a premium niche price.

What works

  • Compact, lightweight build for a planar
  • Natural, rich timbre with balanced tone
  • Good performance relative to its size
  • Premium materials and finish

What doesn't

  • Requires a capable amplifier to sound its best
  • High price for a niche, luxury product
  • Measured performance may not justify cost for some

Paraphrased from published reviews & specs - not an original hands-on test. Our AI disclosure.

Specifications

Audio - Abyss Diana V2
Driver63 mm planar magnetic
Driver typeplanar
Driver size63 mm
Drivers per side1
Frequency response7 Hz - 28 kHz
Impedance42 Ω
Sensitivity91 dB/mW

What the reviews said

6 source(s) feeding this product's score.

headfonics.com

86

Headfonics describes the Diana V2 as a very compact, well-built high-end planar headphone with strong performance for its size. The reviewer’s overall tone is positive, emphasizing its portability and impressive sound quality relative to its unusual form factor.

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audiophilepure.com

Audiophile Pure describes the Diana V2 as natural, rich, and forgiving in tone, with a presentation that is less bright and less demanding than the Diana Phi. The reviewer is broadly positive, especially about timbre and balance.

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audiosciencereview.com

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.

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headfonia.com

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.

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headphone.guru

Headphone.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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What YouTube reviewers say

Video reviews we found, each condensed to its verdict. They do feed the HearWiki score, at a measured weight below what a published written review carries.

The consensus

Mixedacross 3 videos

Reviewers agree the Abyss Diana V2 offers exceptional build quality and a warm, engaging sound signature that prioritizes musicality over pure neutrality, with most praising its improved comfort and detail retrieval.

Reviewers liked

  • Exceptional build quality and luxurious materials
  • Warm, engaging sound with good detail retrieval
  • Improved comfort and fit over the original Diana

Reviewers flagged

  • Headband comfort is inconsistent, with some reporting severe issues
  • Bass response varies, including peaks and roll-off in some ranges
  • Proprietary cable connection and limited pad adjustability
20:20

Abyss Diana V2 _(Z Reviews)_ 😘Last of the Z E O S V I S I O N

Z Reviews36.7K viewsNov 2019

The reviewer finds the Diana V2 to be a significant improvement over the original Diana, with much better comfort and a warmer, more enjoyable sound signature that sacrifices a small amount of detail for musicality. They describe it as a 'perfect flawed headphone' that is more fun and engaging than the more analytical and expensive Diana Phi, and they highly recommend it for those who prioritize listening enjoyment over pure neutrality.

17:40

Should ANYONE buy these? Abyss Diana v2 review

Passion for Sound8.8K viewsJul 2023

The reviewer finds the Abyss Diana V2 to be a beautifully built and detailed headphone, but considers it flawed due to severe comfort issues and inconsistent sound quality, particularly with certain vocals and bass response. Despite being an improvement over the Diana TC, the reviewer does not recommend it at its high price point.

37:27

AUDIO BLISS BY MOONLIGHT. ABYSS Diana V2 | THE REVIEW.

ConvinceMeAudio5.5K viewsSep 2021

The reviewer praises the Abyss Diana V2 as a stunning, luxurious, and exceptionally comfortable planar headphone that has become his daily driver. He highlights its beautiful dark sound signature with excellent tonal balance, detailed bass, and engaging midrange, though he notes it lacks the visceral sub-bass slam of some competitors and has some ergonomic caveats. Overall, he considers it a top-tier flagship that delivers on its premium price, with minor drawbacks in pad adjustability and cable compatibility.

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