Diana Phi vs Ultrasone Edition 5 Unlimited
The Edition 5 Unlimited's sensitivity is 96 dB against the Diana Phi's 91 dB, its low-frequency extension 5 Hz against 6 Hz, and its driver size 40mm against 63mm. Both share impedance (32Ω).
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The Abyss Diana Phi is a high-end, open-back planar magnetic headphone that redefines portable luxury audio. Launched as an upgrade to the original Diana, the Phi version incorporates the 63mm Phi planar drivers from Abyss's flagship AB-1266 Phi CC, delivering world-class dynamics, resolution, and refinement in a remarkably compact and lightweight (350g) package. The Diana Phi features a high-tech ceramic finish, sporty leathers, soft Alcantara®, and hand-carved, extra-wide ear pads for exceptional comfort. Its EMotion headband magnetically adjusts for a perfect fit, while the Fibonacci side hole pattern optimizes acoustic tuning. Each unit is meticulously machined, finished, and assembled in Buffalo, New York. The Diana Phi is celebrated for its huge soundstage, deep and fast bass, and lifelike vocal reproduction, making it a reference choice for discerning audiophiles seeking top-tier performance in a portable form factor.
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The Edition 5 Unlimited's sensitivity is 96 dB against the Diana Phi's 91 dB, its low-frequency extension 5 Hz against 6 Hz, and its driver size 40mm against 63mm. Both share impedance (32Ω).
The HE1000se's impedance is 35Ω against the Diana Phi's 32Ω, its sensitivity 96 dB against 91 dB, its low-frequency extension 8 Hz against 6 Hz, and its driver size 80mm against 63mm.
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
The HE600's sensitivity is 94 dB against the Diana Phi's 91 dB, its impedance 28Ω against 32Ω, its low-frequency extension 8 Hz against 6 Hz, and its driver size 80mm against 63mm.
The HW600's impedance is 30Ω against the Diana Phi's 32Ω, its sensitivity 104 dB against 91 dB, its low-frequency extension 12 Hz against 6 Hz, and its high-frequency extension 40 kHz against 26 kHz.
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