It’s always a negative to clean/refine signals and clean/refine dynamics via correcting an offset ...with another offset.
Like stacking different springs. The end point is one where they interfere with one another, the distortions are increased and the actual signal conditions, as a pass through - are less, not more.
Audio, high end audio, as an endeavor, is.... to obtain as clear a window set as possible, and stack them, as perfectly as possible... and then enjoy the quality of view through the stack, as well as it can be enjoyed.
Individual results will vary.
Slight colors or tonalities can be enjoyed, like a set of sunglasses with particular light alterations can be enjoyed.
But ...too many filters stacked, just leads to visual mud. Where one has to fight and work to resolve anything. And what is found, may be false. Colorations. Which filter is the problem? Is it more than one? Do they all have to go? Did I start filtering wrong and then spin off and end up being completely wrong?
Audio is much the same. Less windows stacked means a more true view. Less IS more.