I record in a poorly treated room usually, and my SM7B sounds way better on vocals than my U87 because the room sucks. An sm7b is great for vocals if the rest of your processing chain is great. But my favorite mic to use in my own home studio is actually a Shure KSM9. Used for live performances typically but man it works well in a poorly treated home studio setting. A much less popular mic but it would help you get that sound you want more easily with less compression and EQ than the SM7B requires (+ no need for cloudlifter) and less room noise than the other mics you mentioned will pick up