Only have $200 to spend. This is all I have to work with so please just list ones you would think are the closest to natural sound.
Either I buy ATH M-50 headphones. They are $120 and said to be flat, natural sounding.

Audio-Technica
I know these headphones have been highly reviewed and such, but I am still unsure which I should get.
Main goal is to get the flattest, most natural sound.
There is a frequency response chart for the M50, but I can't find a graph for the M40, so I have to go by reviews.

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