It needs comfy leather pads and animal ear headband accessories.
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Enhancements accepted.
You are lucky! I love old motown, classic rock, some prog rock, lots of new rock, blues, horn jazz and some pop. NO headphone does all that well. The closest I can come is the Grado GH2, which is still a little bass light.
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Is it though? The Harman curve is a big generalization. And every ear is different different shapes different ear canals and such. But I am also a man of variety and donāt really do all rounders
I did. I donāt have much advice to offer anymore though. Or, let me rephrase. I donāt offer advice unless I honestly think I know what Iām talking about. If I havenāt heard a set, I usually keep out of the conversation. If I have heard one, I might say something but will usually point out itās just one personās opinion. Yours may be totally different, but equally valid.
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I really hate how some will try and argue with someone elseās personal experience and deny it or start arguments for no reason, the most important opinion when you have the headphone is your own, and donāt let someone else try and change what you think about the headphone (unless there is a valid reason)
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Same here, I think itās the most productive way to be. If Iām interested in a set Iāll normally jump in the on convo to address my concerns. That other site has a lot of people that make noise within threads and youāll find out they donāt even own the threadās headphones, they just came to push their gear bias.
Itās really sad that anyone has to point that out, but itās pretty important, so donāt downplay that knowledge you bring! 
I used to have a much larger collection of over ear cans. On that other site I was subscribed to all the threads that covered said cans. As I sold them I unsubbed. Just lost interest in trying to belong, I guess. So if I see someone on here that hasnāt heard on of those sets, but is considering buying, Iāll offer my two cents. Iāll even say why I sold them if asked. Most of them I didnāt like enough to keep me from making back some money from them. And I quickly learned to not buy at full price. Sales are your friend. So Iāve generally made back close to what Iāve spent.
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Buying used is great, can allow you to get the sound you want at the price you want. And itās pretty safe since people tend to treat high end well
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I will say, the Koss KSC75 are pretty close to perfect if we are talking about price to performanceā¦ $13. I donāt understand it lol.
There aint a pair of perfect ears, why would there be a perfect headphone?
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Lol, absolutely correct
Found the ear fetishist boys!
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Sure, her ears may be acceptably well shaped. But they are attached to her head at the wrong angle. She would only be able to localize on sounds that originate above and in front of her head. Maybe a pro basketball player, for example.
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No M0N, you donāt understand. The other person didnāt hear it right. They need to get plastic surgery to change their ears, skull shape, nasle cavity, throat, chest cavity, and lungs to perfectly match mine and then their opinion will be valid.
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Should I even ask what half of this is about?
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Going off of the last 3 posts, this thread is about ear fetishism and plastic surgery.
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Nope, you just did not understand and shot right to off-topic.
Her ear leafās go very wide, they would touch padās or even the driver cover of many headphones. If they made them wider, would not be perfect headphone for everyone.
They are those with dumbo ears also. So no perfect headphone for everyone.
Perfect headphones? realistically? no. But in terms of sentimentality and overall being satisfy to its sounds? Yes.