First off I would like to say hello and allowing me to be a part of this valuable site.
Second I use to be the kind of guy that said "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" untill this past week.

I borrowed a buddy's Nady SCM 950. I have been doing home recording for over 20 years just for me doing my own thing. I have always used a Sure SM58 (that is about 15 years old it'self) and Alesis gear (one piece is a Midiverb II that is about 14 years old which I think is still the best effects processor Alesis put out..imo)...that's it...never strayed from the two...And always thought it did a good job till I used his condenser mic. So I bought one (Nady 950) a very inexpensive mic but regardless has a very nice sound compared to what I was used to hearing. .

I could not believe the sound of my vocal using that mic...I could actually hear every grain of my voice, breath etc. .I just could not believe it how real it sounded.

I then bought a Marshall MXL 990 at a real good price it also has a very nice sound...different from the Nady but again a nice mic.

I am wanting to purchase another inexpensive mic to use for vocals untill I upgrade my whole studio and was wondering if any of you have any advise on any of the mics listed below.

I appriciate any advise you can give.

BEHRINGER - B-1
CAD
NADY - SCM 900, SCM 950, SCM 800
SAMSUNG -
MXL (MARSHALL) 990
ML 770
MXL V57m
MXL V67G
Samson C-01
Samson C-03
SuperLux CH-H8A
Oktava mics
OSM-800
Superlux
ADK

Again thanks for allowing be to be apart of this site and have the chance to learn from you.

ken