Have you looked at the frequency response graphs for the different capsules? I have a Oktava brochure from my last Oktava mic purchase. The MK-101 looks interesting. It's got the usual presence bump, but with a dip at 5k. That could have the affect of making a source sound a little less "hard".
On the other hand, I bought a MK-105 based on the response graph in the brochure, but the individual graph that came with my mic shows a big peak at 3k. I've discovered that 3k can sound great on some guitars, (classical guitar in particular) so it's not a total loss, but ever since then, I've been hesitant to trust the quality control of Oktava.
In your case, you really need to assess your needs, and then compare your needs to the different qualities of the capsules. (In lieu of "that mic rocks!' type of comments from the forum, frequency response graphs will be your only hope.) Perhaps you could confirm a return policy before purchase, so that if your mic turns out to be an anomaly like mine, you could exchange it for one that is more in line with what was advertised.
BTW, I have three Oktava mics (modded, with stock capsules,) and I use them all the time.
Another consideration: Michael at Oktavamod is supposedly working on fitting his MJE-K47 capsule head assembly onto the MK-012 body. That capsule should definitely be on the top of your list. If I recall correctly, he was talking about having them ready this Fall.