Don't use presets made upon measurements unless those measurements are taken using your own head.

You'd notice that FR graphs of a same headphone are different when equipments and their operators are different. None of them simulates your head properly. Their equipments may represent average of population at best but never a specific individual.

You may consult published measurements to adjust bass & treble roughly, with very low Q values.
But surgeon-like adjustment with 10 bands PEQ is a pure nonsense.
It's like a tailoring a suit for a mannequin when you should be the one who wants to wear it.

"Scientific" reviewers should stop this nonsense immediately.

I can just underline what @IdleTalk said:
All the AutoEQ, and Oratory1990 presets are based on wrong assumptions.

For lower frequencies they usually are correct.
But - the more they approach ca. 3 kHz, the less they are valid for real people.

Everything above 3 kHz should be ignored, except VERY prominent peaks like the famous Sennheiser HD-800 6 kHz peak.
Even this one does not annoy everybody.

There’s not much wrong with the Sennheiser HD6##–series phones.
A bit more sub-bass, a little less 2-3 kHz maybe, and according to taste, a tiny bit more upper brilliance.

From the Oratory1990, try band 1, 2, (3 maybe), 5 and 7.
Retune band 5’s frequency to taste.

It’s often a good approach to reduce all bands gains to half, to not kill a ‘phone’s character.