GMMK PRO 75%

Right now I have a Glorious GMMK Pro w/ pre-lubed panda switches, and it's been my setup for a little over 2 years now. I like the feel of them, but I want something a little quieter and maybe a little lighter/lower activation force. I'm a newbie when it comes to switches, mods, and really anything keyboards. Price isn't much of a factor, I would rather have nice switches that last me a long time. I have been recommended banana milks & akko v3 lavender. Does anybody have opinions on these? Would you recommend something else? Would it be beneficial to mod my keyboard?

I am fairly new to customizing mechanical keyboards. I bought the GMMK pro when it was on sale for $100, but I am finding the layout a bit cramped. My previous mechanical keyboards, all stock, had a bit more spacing between the keys/switches. Are there any 75% hot swappable keyboards that offer a bit more room/spacing between the keys compared to the standard 75% layout most keyboards use? I already have switches and caps ordered so a base keyboard/kit would be fine as well. I'd probably replace whatever comes with it anyways.

Custom GMMK Pro 75% keyboard, using VIA when needed. Mouse is a Pulsar X2h mini, using on-board memory since no app for Linux.

Keyboard is honestly a difficult choice but I use anything that has linear mechanical switches, preferably lubed for that clear 'thok' sound. I currently use the Glorious GMMK Pro with their Glorious Fox switches. I have a full audio interface through the Elgato Wave system, with Sennheiser 660S open-back monitoring headphones, a Rode NTG2 shotgun microphone or a Logitech Blue Sona dynamic microphone depending on what I need, and a pair of Mackie CR#-X 3-inch Reference Monitors if I don't want to use headphones. Mouse-wise I use the Razer Naga Pro V2, with the swappable side-plates for MMO's and General Gaming.

Recently bought a Womier SK 75 TMR and it is fantastic. I’ve had various expensive Logitech keyboards, a Glorious GMMK Pro, then a Keychron K2 HE before getting the Womier and it’s been the first one that hasn’t gotten me wondering what my next keyboard will be.