Has anyone used the Abyss Diana with the Sony TAZH1ES? Would like to make sure it works with my equipment before I spring for them.
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Diana: the second release by Abyss Headphones!
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Yes, sounds great out of the TAZH1ES.
Single ended or balanced, or doesn't matter?Yes, sounds great out of the TAZH1ES.
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I have only used the balanced output with the Diana.
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We have one of these and it does sound very good with Diana. You'll need to use the 4.4mm balanced output, 1.2 watts vs 300 mW for the single ended out.
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We have one of these and it does sound very good with Diana. You'll need to use the 4.4mm balanced output, 1.2 watts vs 300 mW for the single ended out.
Thanks for the reply, I've looked at the cable but it's a bit steep at $550. Is the Diana compatible with aftermarket cables such as Moon Audio (I would assume so, but the notch at the 2.5inch headphone terminus may indicate otherwise)?
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aftermarket cables work great. I've been using this one for a bit without a problemThanks for the reply, I've looked at the cable but it's a bit steep at $550. Is the Diana compatible with aftermarket cables such as Moon Audio (I would assume so, but the notch at the 2.5inch headphone terminus may indicate otherwise)?
https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=29515
just but the correct plugs and make your own 4.4mm
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Thanks for the reply, I've looked at the cable but it's a bit steep at $550. Is the Diana compatible with aftermarket cables such as Moon Audio (I would assume so, but the notch at the 2.5inch headphone terminus may indicate otherwise)?
I might be wrong, but if you are buying the Diana new, and not used, you can order it with the cable terminated with your preferred plug.
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Mine came with stock cable terminated with 2.5 mm balanced plug. I used a Moon Audio adapter to convert to 4 pin XLR.
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I might be wrong, but if you are buying the Diana new, and not used, you can order it with the cable terminated with your preferred plug.
Yep, just buy it with the 4.4mm plug. Same price
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If you're rocking Diana, spring for the original cable. Don't buy a Porsche 911 and cheap out with the all-season tires - get the P-Zero.
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Diana Phi. I wish I knew more.
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Where you hear this? I thought the Diana was more or less phi tech already?
Earpads look more generous
Earpads look more generous
Didn't someone mention that a version with bigger pads was supposed to come out? Or I read something along those lines.Diana Phi. I wish I knew more.
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Where you hear this? I thought the Diana was more or less phi tech already?
Earpads look more generous
https://hifipig.com/new-model-abyss-diana-phi-headphones-launched/
Priced at $3995
Upcoming in 2 months: Abyss Diana Phi CC - $4495
Upcoming in 4 months: Abyss Diana Phi CCCCCCCCCCCC: $5995
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