Decent Mic for Recording Ukulele

I'm on a budget ($150 or less) and need a mic for recording three different ukuleles: a tenor, a soprano and a baritone.
I tried using an AT2020, but find it's quite fiddly. The sweet spot (intersection) of how far to be from the mic and how hot to set the mic is an almost impossible scenario and it either clips or I don't get enough signal strength.
Any ideas? (For all I know, my technique for ukes just sucks, so any pointers there would be gratefully received as well.)

I find small diaphrams work better than Large Diaphram for my guitar, Mandolin and Dobro. 
LD are too boomy and seem to pick up fret noise and the dog barking a mile away. 
 
My go to mike is these CAD's that go on sale for half price all the time. I paid $60 for these. 
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/cad-cm217-condenser-mic--buy-two-and-save
 

 
 

Cactus Music
I find small diaphrams work better than Large Diaphram for my guitar, Mandolin and Dobro. 
LD are too boomy and seem to pick up fret noise and the dog barking a mile away. 
 
My go to mike is these CAD's that go on sale for half price all the time. I paid $60 for these. 
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/cad-cm217-condenser-mic--buy-two-and-save
 

Thanks, Cactus Music. I'll check those out.

gswitz
I agree with the Sdc suggestion. The uke is not so percussive that I would favor a ribbon. If you have a bunch side by side you might try hypercardiod. Otherwise cardioid is probably the best choice.

Thanks, gswitz. I'll be recording them one at a time, but even so, perhaps the CAD D38 would do the job. They're apparently super-cardioid, but I don't see that difference being a big deal. One guy was complaining that the diaphragm frames were loose, but that's just a matter of tightening a screw, isn't it?
Besides the CAD mics, I've also been reading about Behringer C2 and C4. Good reviews on these, too, from what I've seen so far.

gswitz
Mics that reject more sound are easier to badly aim.

Good point.