I have a few I think belong to the list, perhaps more so than some of the others I saw.
Ortho / Stat
Stax SR-407 with 507 pads (exact same sound as SR-507) - Baby SR-009 but not as refined, not as textured, not as good soundstage, but good enough to kick most dynamic headphones ass in the same price range, specially if ordering directly from Japan or used market. Comfort with Lambdas can be an issue.
Code X - Super rare modded HE-5 - One of the best orthos on the market, need powerful amp
In-ears
JVC FXD70 - V shaped with somewhat thin mids mids, great treble detail and timbre, exciting sound. This 30 USD little thing made out of machine drilled stainless steel has turned a grown man crying on more than one occasion. That is the best grade I can give to an audio product. Excels with instruments and likes a bit of EQ to the mids.
Best value I know. Much better than say a CAL!. Rather listen to this than any TWFK by a mile. It can both rock you out and play sensitive violin passages.
T Peos Altone 200 - Mild V shaped hybrid with great clarity and detail for it's asking price. Good quality bass. Still that TWFK sound but the added dynamic bass driver helps out in giving it a more well rounded music experience. Great value.
Dita The Answer (non truth version) - Great balance, perhaps slightly U shaped, good all-rounder, offer good value compared to the uber-expensive universals like K3003.
Amps
Yamaha CR-620 - Great power, clarity, sense of realism and smoothness. Bass is boomy unless you recap it. Much prefer this over the Schiit Vali with my HD800, or when I think of it anything under 1000.