Blue Raspberry 2000’s - Aluminum. Red base covering has a grain leather patina and features the Blue logo.

The Raspberry's look is, like many Blue microphones, inspired by the mics of yesteryear—partially because it's always been a cool look, and partially because most of the iconic mics from the '40s, '50s, and '60s are still getting good use by professional studios today. Its contour almost looks like plastic, which is not exactly alluring, but it is in fact aluminum. The red base covering has a grain leather patina and features the Blue logo. The front face also houses the power LED indicator, as well as the grille, behind which there is a 14mm electret condenser capturing the audio. The mic's pattern is cardioid, so it is addressed from the front, or slightly angled off to the side. There are two identical knobs on either side panel—the left knob controls the headphone volume levels, and the right knob controls the gain for the mic. The back panel houses a 3.5mm headphone jack, and the micro USB port for connecting to your recording setup. The Raspberry ships with a micro USB-to-USB cable, as well as a micro USB-to-Lightning cable for iOS devices. Here is a link that I found so you can see more of features. I am not associated with this link in anyway. Just adding incase you wanted to see someone else’s review.