May be slightly premature/not enough data but: Is Immanis generally easier to drive than Susvara? What are some good DAC/amp combos that theoretically can drive both? I'm asking because I'd have to stretch for my dream (long-game, not end-game) setup and wanted to ideally not have to change...

I’ll sell you one at that price!

The Immanis, because of this thread, seem to be the most exciting news I’ve heard all year in audio. If these can dethrone Susvara, my shopping list will definitely change for this year. Curious to hear more impressions and (hopefully) my own!

These are beautiful. GLWS!

Whoever has heard the Immanis and the Susvara. I, too, have the same questions and am eagerly awaiting a response 😉

I heard that really improves timbre

It really depends — for me: in a quiet environment, an open-back headphone like Susvara is always going to be better. When there is a need to be in a loud place, closed-back headphones are always better. When there is a need to travel/remain portable (imagine traveling with a Susvara chain lol)...

Amazing IEM’s and amazing price. If these fit my small ears, I’d snatch this up in a heartbeat. GLWS!

What a relic! And in good condition too. GLWS!

New products, especially ones in-high demand, typically never have working codes. I don't think anyone is going to get discounts on DZ at least for the next month or two.

I'll let you know when I get mine in 3-4 weeks!

Probably not possible, since it’s a pre-order and probably in high demand at least initially. According to Joe, it’s easier to drive than the TC but harder to drive than the MR.

What's with all the hate for Abyss / Diana DZ on Reddit? Did I miss something and all of a sudden Abyss is "uncool"? Or is /r/headphones just full of gamer-audiophiles with <$250 budget?