CopperSound Telegraph V2 Alpine White

Telegraph V2: a stutter pedal designed as an instrument

The Telegraph V2 belongs to the family of chopping effects (stutter/kill): instead of "coloring" your sound, it sculpts it in time. Coppersound takes this idea further with a highly interactive approach, where your foot becomes a true rhythmic controller. This V2 version brings performance and production improvements, notably with a more musical Burst mode and synchronization options to integrate the pedal into a modern setup.

Who is it for? From creative guitarists to producers seeking rhythmic textures

The Telegraph V2 is ideal if you want to break new ground: guitarists, bassists, but also vocals, synths, keyboards, drum machines, or lines from a sampler. Live, it transforms a simple part into a rhythmic hook (cuts, accents, "machine" effects). In the studio, it becomes a sound design tool to create staccato grooves, transitions, tension builds, or ultra-clean "gating" effects without relying on a plugin.

Controls, modes, and integration: Burst, polarity, expression, and sync

The core of the V2 is its foot interaction, with behaviors that radically change depending on the mode. The Burst mode adds a tremolo-type stutter at adjustable speed, capable of going from a clearly audible chop (starting at 110 BPM) to very fast speeds for tight and aggressive effects. A polarity switch lets you choose between Kill logic (the burst appears only when you press) or Activate (silence until you press), completely changing how you "play" the effect.

To go further, the Telegraph V2 can be controlled via an expression pedal (recommended value 10k) to progressively control the Burst rhythm like a musical gesture. It can also synchronize to a CV clock to stay locked to your tempo, useful in hybrid setups (pedalboard + machines) or to match the groove of a DAW session. Usage-wise, you switch between momentary and on/off, with the option to internally disable on/off mode if you want a 100% momentary behavior. Finally, the pedal offers power loss protection : in case of a power cut, it automatically switches back to bypass to avoid unpleasant surprises on stage.

Sound

The Telegraph V2 doesn't aim to "warm up" or saturate: it creates a rhythmic signature. Expect a very clean effect, ranging from a sharp killswitch (perfect for breaks, stabs, and phrase endings) to staccato tremolo movements in Burst for more continuous textures. The result can be subtle (small breaths in an arpeggio) or radical (extreme chopping for glitch/industrial atmospheres). On guitar, you easily get ultra-fast "switching" sensations and mechanical patterns; on synth or vocals, the pedal becomes a chopping tool for modern, very "production" effects.

Technical specifications

Effects	Effects	Type	sector
Technology	Digital	Use	electric guitar
Format	Pedal	Color	White

Version	Telegraph V2	Input	6.35mm Jack
Finish	Alpine White	Output	6.35mm Jack
Instrument compatibility	guitar, bass, vocals, synths, keyboards, line sources (depending on output level)	Burst rhythm control via external expression pedal (recommended	10k)
Burst mode	tremolo-type stutter with adjustable speed (from 110 BPM up to very fast speeds)	Passive double tap	compatible with normally open (NO) tap sources
Polarity selector	"Kill" and "Activate" modes	Required power supply	9V DC
Operation	momentary or on/off	Consumption	100 mA (max.)
Power loss protection	automatic bypass switching in case of power failure