Abyss Diana V3 DZ

The reviewer says the Diana DZ is a clear upgrade over the earlier TC, with a larger, more holographic presentation, stronger channel separation, and a more neutral but refined tonal balance. The main reservation is that it is not for listeners who mainly want vocal intimacy; the review also notes the price and gives it a positive score.

This review summarizes the DZ as using Abyss’s 63 mm planar driver with a high-resolution presentation and a technically robust spec sheet. The conclusion is broadly positive and focuses more on the product’s engineering and feature set than on a numeric rating.

The reviewer describes the Diana DZ as a new flagship with a 63 mm planar driver and says it offers the highest resolution in the Diana line, with a light build and updated design. The overall tone is favorable, emphasizing the headphone’s improved sound quality and premium execution.

The review highlights the DZ’s very light weight, new 63 mm planar drivers, and strong signature sound, while also pointing out that its 50-ohm / 92 dB/mW tuning still makes it hard to drive easily. The emphasis is on its premium build and sonic performance rather than easy portability from weak sources.

This video review frames the Diana DZ as a return to form for Abyss and a strong contender among ultra-high-end headphones. The reviewer emphasizes its technical performance and overall competitiveness at its price level.