A modern AT MM (VM95-EN or better, AT520/530/540) should be a fine match as long as the arm is behaving itself and not messed up by over-enthusiastic dealers or end users over the last thirty years.
The Basik Plus in fine order is still a very good tonearm for mid period LP12's, largely holding the pre late 80's 'fruitbox bloat' in the bass at bay and offering good musical communication. I'd hesitate to recommend one on anything other than the earliest LP12's which may have some cachet and value in being original. The original pre 1972 3009's were 'massier' and with suitable modern headshells, can work with many MC cartridges. The 'Improved' ones with screw-on style counterweights were a bit resonant by today's standards and really, you're limited to only some MM cartridge types if a 2-D leanness is to be avoided. The old SME 3009's varied according top model. It also very much depends on the age of the LP12 and it's state of 'updatedness.' The earlier the LP12 build (pre 1990 especially), the lower the sonic ceiling in my book, especially today with more neutral vinyl alternatives available. No disrespect, but somehow, the OP needs to do some listening rather than all of 'us' offering differing opinions.
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