[Seamless Sounds]

I noticed a huge difference in sound signature when I press the cups in closer to my ears. It went from being anemic and trebly to a well balanced sound, revealing details and what not. Midrange and the upper bass area was an improvement. The music sounds closer (obviously lol), so it doesn't sound like I'm sitting way in the back. I'm guessing people with smaller heads will find them anemic especially when they're new (stiff cups, ears further away from the drivers). Over time, as you continuously wear it, the foam begins to compress (burn-in?).  With that said I'm trying to figure out a way to compress the foam. Any idea how to achieve this? My head won't do; besides, using a big head-like contraption is only going to bend the headband outwards, not compress the foam.

 

[Graphicism]

This is the problem with velour, it's comfortable but doesn't give you a very tight seal. The tighter the seal the greater the bass.
 
I have seen people compress pads by placing a CD case on the pads which is attached via an elastic band, this way it doesn't alter the headphone band.

 

[Seamless Sounds]

That must be one strong elastic band. I don't have anything of that sort. Ah why didn't I think of it. The earcups are removable. I don't know if it'll stay permanent that way if I apply pressure for many hours, but it's worth a try.

 

[sexiewasd]

Just let them wear in naturally, they will become shaped to your head over time, and as a result will be very comfortable, and yes sound way better with a good fit.