Depends what kind of listening experience.
IMO the 58X, 600, 650 and 660S are a great choice of headphone for those who prioritise tone over 'soundstage'. They nail timbre arguably better than any other headphone but can sound a bit claustrophobic / narrow / 'in the head' particularly with solid state amplification.
Ignoring sample-to-sample variations which can make one model sound less or more like another than it should, the 600 would be my go-to for a neutralish but very musical presentation with lush mids, a clear and forward presence and reasonably crisp/detailed highs.
The 650/6XX makes things a little more cuddly with a more pronounced mid-bass and upper bass and slightly softer highs. The 650/6XX pairs really nicely with something like a Hugo 2.
The 58X takes things in the opposite direction, pulling the upper-mid forwardness of the 600 and 650 back a bit, and providing slightly better bass extension without the relative 'wooliness' of the 650/6XX.
The 660S is also a great choice and tonally is sort of a mix of the three models I've already mentioned, but there's something about it that leaves me a bit disappointed/underwhelmed given its higher price.
I have no experience with the 598/599/560S but the consensus is they aren't on the same level as the 58X/600/650/660S in terms of resolution etc. The 560S appears to have a particularly bright balance (treble is lifted above 5kHz) which may prove fatiguing.
Hope that summary helps.