AH-D5200

Denon AH-D5200 have much more detail than expected while having a very pleasant bass extension. I am much happier with them than my Beyerdynamic T5 3rd edition.

I have the D5200. They are more than adequate for aggressive styles of music and they take EQ incredibly well for a dynamic driver.

5200 is the most neutral of the three of them.

Used Denon D5200 as a smoother, more musical alternative to what you have.

Good decision. You can add an Antlion mod mic, instead of stationary one. I combined this with a Denon AH 520d and it works great

Favorite/best open backs I had were some STAX SR-L300 limiteds that I modded.... they were a bit too revealing and was afraid of their fragility (had a used SR-404LE I got die after 1 week of owning it.... was an awesome week while it lasted but that was tough $700 to last just a week) so got out of the E-stats. My opens ever since are custom Porta-Pros on different lightly sprung headband with custom leather strap and Yaxi earpad which I really like for vocals. My overall favorite cans though are the Denon AH-H5200 (zebrawood) closed backs with Yaxi Fostex alcantara pads - most neutral/detailed Denon/Fostex biodyna driver heaphone I've heard yet still has that characteristic warm and lively fun sound. Really awesome on a tube preamp setup and was the best bargin of a headphone I have ever gotten. The Porta Pro's and Denon AH-D5200 are the only cans I have now after having \~30 cans of all types (many differenet estats, planars, and dynamics). Kind of fitting as the first good headphones I ever bought long time ago before ever really getting into headphones was the OG Denon AH-D2000.

Not the best ones but I really liked the tuning of the Fostex Purplehearts. Using Denon AH-D5200 for a few years now and I'm really happy with them. But I got them through a black friday sale very very cheap and would've never bought them for their original price.