The Engineering Behind ABYSS Diana DZ!

Today, we discuss the process of engineering our new Diana DZ Headphones!

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[ABYSSHeadphones]

We'll do a video on our subjective targets and impressions next.

[Ghost_Pirate]

I have my Diana Phi for more than 4 years and they are still awesome. Bass ported pads were big sound upgrade.
Honestly I like videos like this one the most.

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[HiFiInsider]

nice updates to an already great design. my daily is Diana MR and IMO has the best sound and comfort. Testing at 90dB is higher than typical measurements.

[dougleydorite]

Does that test booth exchange air so the test head can get fresh air? It can be a rigorous job

[yonkocommander]

No offense but your naming scheme is atrocious, the average consumer thinks the two letters after Diana just mean slightly different tune or another small change, not a whole different headphone

[kajetan]

How about engineering differences in the drivers compared to other models? These are the assembly features for the headband/cups which is the least interesting and complex. I’m super curious to know what driver developments are made for the difference in sound

[robertobuatti]

I would love to purchase one of your headphones as I watch a lot of your YouTube channel and you seem to be very passionate and knowledgeable about headphones, audio gear and audio in general, but your lineup is quite out of price range, will you in the future ever make a mid-fi headphone something around $400-$500 which isn't too steep for me or for people who can't afford premium headphones, in other a closed back or open back with other a dynamic or planar driver that doesn't have as much technicalities as your higher end headphones but something that is decent with a durable build and comfortable too a mid-fi headphone that you can be lost in your music without the headphones sounding too warm and muffled, something that has good balance with all the frequencies ranges with good clarity especially vocals that doesn't hurt your ears and isn't hard to drive for outdoor use with a mobile device.