This time, I decided to review a different microphone. The CAD Audio U39 USB Microphone was actually quite a nice surprise. As you’ll see in the images of this post, it came in a simple package, which I always enjoy. So, let’s go ahead and get started on our journey then, shall we?I opened the box to see four small bags and one tied item in the package. They were neatly laid out and obviously put where they were for a reason – to protect the contents of the package. I chose to open the largest piece, the microphone, first. The microphone felt sturdy and very securely put together. I must say I was very happy with the feel of the microphone, as when I saw it on the CAD Audio website, the picture looked like the body may have been a very hard plastic (which I would not like). Fortunately, this felt like a slightly cool type of metal, so it was a nice surprise.It had a bit of weight to it, so I felt fairly confident in my assumption this was metal. For the next three pieces, there was a standard USB Cable in a bag with a tie around the cable – very neatly wrapped as you’d usually expect. Then I went to the stand. The upper part of the stand was definitely the same type of metal I felt on the mic, or similar enough to trick me. The stand itself is a harder type of what felt like plastic with rubber feet to keep it in place when you sat it down. I love having rubber feet on a stand, so I was happy with that.As for putting the device together, I opened the manual to discover it had only a single fold-out page with simple instructions. It was literally five steps to put it together. So, it took virtually no time at all to do. I had it put together and secured in place, then turned on in a quick moment. The sound of the mic is fairly clear. I simply adjusted the input on the front of the Mic and in my system settings and in 30 seconds I had it sounding how I wanted for a quick review.It’s not perfect just yet, but I can tell from listening that I can easily make it sound the way I’d like for recording. I also noticed during setup it has a few options. The front has an adjustment for its own input, a mute (on/off) switch, and a low frequency balance switch for those who want to cancel rumbling and other low sounds in the background. The back has a slot for headphones in case you’d like to actively listen to how you sound while you test. Very easy to discern what switch does what, no guess work involved.I honestly wish I had more to write about this Mic, but it was so easy to put together and use that I’m basically speechless, which says a lot for me! Hahaha! I would recommend this product to anyone who wants a good quality microphone to record with. This took little to no effort to put together and adjust and it has great reception with a long USB cable and a tilting adjustable stand so you can put it basically anywhere you want while you record for a price you really can’t beat for the performance you get. This microphone’s cost varies from around USD$100-$139 from the various websites which I found it."This product was received at a free or discounted price in exchange for my review. I am a technology journalist and pride myself on providing fair and honest reviews. Please feel free to ask any questions you might have."