Overhead mics

[tgs]

I'm considering buying some new overhead mics to replace my ADK A51's that I am currently using. The thing I don't like about these is that I have to tweak them too much to make the cymbals fit in the mix. I usually roll off a bit over 11kHz and boost in the high mids, but they still don't sound the way I want.
I don't want to spend a fortune on this, but I would gladly spend some extra on getting a sound that pleases me.
I've looked a bit at Oktava MK012 and Behringer ECM8000. Does anyone have any experience with these? And what else can you recommend? What I'm after is to get a warm sound, not too frizzy.

 

[Brett - K A L I S I A]

AKG C451 are fantastic. Rode NT5 are cool two, much cheaper, but don't have HPF and pad (too bad...).

 

[Frank'nfurter]

Had buyed two of these MXL 990 over ebay. Sounds very silky and they are very cheap.

http://www.mxlmics.com/condencer_mic/condenser_index.html

 

[TheSweetener]

Yes, C451. Makes your cymbals jump out of the mix. Good for metal.
The small Oktavas are an alternative, but not soo good.