CopperSound Triplegraph
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Essential Information About the CopperSound Triplegraph Pedal
Essential Information About the CopperSound Triplegraph Pedal
- Ultra-precise digital octaver : clean and responsive tracking thanks to a Blackfin DSP and a proprietary CopperSound algorithm.
- Unique performance control : 3 robust telegraph-style switches (octave down, octave up, kill/aux) designed for live playing.
- Kill mode and Aux loop : cuts the dry signal to isolate octaves, or inserts external effects via send/return.
- Momentary or latching : "flash" or permanent activation modes, controlled by Locktave selectors.
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A CopperSound x Jack White Collaboration: The Octave as a Stage Instrument
The Triplegraph was born from a long-term collaboration with Jack White, developed over several years with a clear obsession: to make an octave pedal a performance tool, as expressive as a standalone instrument. Here, the octave is not just an "always-on" effect: it is triggered, locked, cut, combined with other pedals, and played by foot (or even by hand) to create accents, breaks, and instant textures.
With its look inspired by telegraph keys and road-ready design, the Triplegraph follows the tradition of signature effects that do not merely imitate a classic but redefine the ergonomics of the effect to serve a highly musical approach to pitch.
Who Is the Triplegraph For?
The CopperSound Triplegraph is aimed at guitarists (and bassists) who want to play with the octave in real time : riffs that instantly gain foundation, leads that suddenly take off, "stutter" passages like a killswitch, or more experimental effect stacks. It suits both seasoned musicians and creative home-studio users, as long as the goal is clear: to interact with the effect, not just activate it.
Style-wise, it excels in rock, modern blues, garage, indie, metal, and anything involving "synth"-type textures (without guitar-synth). Live, it is a weapon to bring out an octave up on a sustained note or transform a mono-note phrase into a massive bassline with the octave down.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Octaver / Harmony | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Black |
| Type | sector | ||
Questions frequently asked
Can the CopperSound Triplegraph produce one octave up and down?
The left and right telegraph keys trigger an octave down and octave up respectively. The Locktave switches allow choosing between momentary activation or locked on/off.
How does the Kill mode of this octave pedal work?
Kill mode mutes the dry signal to keep only the octave up, the octave down, or their combination. This setup provides a 100% octave signal for more synth-like monophonic lines.
Can a fuzz pedal be connected in the Triplegraph’s loop?
An integrated Aux loop with 6.35 mm jack send and return allows inserting an external pedal such as a fuzz or filter. The center button then activates the Aux loop in dedicated mode.
What power supply is required for the Triplegraph?
The power supply is not included. A mains adapter with 2.1 x 5.5 mm connector and center-negative polarity is required.
Is the Triplegraph suitable for electric bass?
Designed for electric guitar, this pedal is also recommended for bassists who want to reinforce a riff with the octave down. The Blackfin DSP handles note processing and tracking.



