frequency response of headphones/eq/compensation

[ARRU]

Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Frequency Response.png

This is the frequency response of my headphones. Theres this big gab above 10khz. Should i put an eq on the master to compensate for that? And by how much db?

//I'm pretty much used to that sound of my headphones. So changing anything could be also contraproductive. But i wonder how others treat it.

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