I would still recommend 30 degrees as a starting point, although it may not turn out to be the best way to go. The finer the edge, the more delicate it will be (duh). The extent to which a knife can take a delicate edge depends on the steel type, hardness, cutting surface, and use. The first three things are easily identifiable, but the fourth depends entirely on you. some people are harder on their knives than others, and the only way for you to know is to give it a try. Go for 30 degrees--if it works out for you, then you are all set, or you could even try going finer. It at some point you start getting edge rolling, then you know to dial it back a little bit.
It is also worth noting that, unsurprisingly, a more delicate edge will not last as long as a more robust edge. Factor this into plan.
Chris