AKG C414B-ULS , C414TLII, Shure KSM44. Any of those will give you multiple options in your mic cabinet. A vocal mic, an acoustic guitar mic, a good figure 8 for MS mic'ing (I understand you do alrady have a figure 8 or two in your collection) Any of them is more than useable on toms, snare, woodwinds, strings, piano,Djembe, even some cleaner cabs. Banjo, accordian, Bhodran, Dulcimer. Pretty much anything but bass and kick (Not my first choice). Some people don't like the B-ULS and prefer the older
C414EB or the TLII. The new one (I forget the designation) has gotten rave reviews, but I haven't heard it. My B-ULS has earned its keep many, many, times. It is a true Leatherman mic. Did I mention a pair of 414's rocks as drum overheads,or as a remote spaced stereo pair? Great spot mic on a concert harp, or on Celine Dion. What's not to love?- Richie
Sorry I hadn't seen your last post when I posted, but- the 4060, which I have not used, falls in the same class, by all reports, as the mics I suggested, and for similar versatility. It should give you good service. Congratulations!- Richie