I'm a bit different than most. For me, a 56-12D set to 54* and a 58-06K is a winning combination. I also play a 50-12F at 48*. I use a 64* wedge. I also have the option of 60-12K (58*) and 60T.

For most, 48-10F, 52-08F, 56-08M and 60-10S is a pretty generic setup. The important thing is a fitting. What worked with success in your previous wedge setup?

The two wedges lower RH are local vendor forged and I take them out occasionally.

Keep stats like fairways hit, putts taken, and know your average distance with whatever you use between drive and wedges. Attack your weak points with a qualified fitter and possibly a teaching instructor. No sense in jumping to driver that hits 10 fairways and you consistently 3-4 putt most greens.
Finding the right wedges including grind is also a special fitting, as well.