AKG K371- Honest Audiophile Impressions about the Harman Target Curve tuned Pro Studio headphone

The AKG K371 is a Harman Target Curve tuned headphone that is for professional studio use with a neutral and accurate sound. What are my honest impressions? A BIG thank you to Ricky @ RDT Hifi for sending the AKG K371 over for review, greatly appreciated. Purchase: About the Honest Audiophile: Recommended Gear: Massdrop THX AAA 789: Music recommendations: Tingvall Trio “Beat” - piano tonality Sinne Eeg “We’ve Just Begun” - multiple layer soundstage Molly Johnson “What a Little Moonlight Can Do” - female vocal tone Leslie Odom Jr. “Under Pressure” - male vocal tone Eric Clapton “Change the World” - soundstage, layering and placement Yo Yo Ma “Ecstasy of Gold” - acoustic instrument timbre Adam Baldych “Spem in Alium” - acoustic instrument timbre Pain of Salvation “Stress” - percussion balance Michael Buble “When I Fall in Love” - orchestral dynamics Patricia Barber “Code Cool” - sibilance check Christian Scott “New New Orleans” - shouty upper mids Tool “Chocolate Chip Trip” - imaging Hans Zimmer “Why So Serious” - sub bass extension Marcus Miller “No Limit” - bass control Dave Holland Quartet “Conference Of The Birds”- bass check Ilhan Eshkeri “47 Ronin”- orchestra and bass dynamics Hans Zimmer :2049” - sub bass extension Cher: Believe - sibilance Stanley Clarke - Passenger 57 main title - percussion, bass, separation and placement Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra - The Pine of the Appian Way - soundstage, imaging and separation Houston Person - You are my Sunshine...