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CopperSound Pedals releases Celebratory Limited 300 Soft White Edition 3 Year Anniversary Run of its Jack White Triplegraph Triple-action Octaver Collaboration
Key Points
CopperSound Pedals released a Celebratory Limited 300 Soft White Edition of the Jack White Triplegraph Triple-action Octaver — limited to 300, sold first-come via the Third Man Records Reverb.com Store. As of 2026-07-13, the price was $449 and each unit includes a Jack White signed, numbered certificate of authenticity.
The Triplegraph is praised for robust construction; standard Black remains the author’s daily pedal. The original Limited Yellow was US‑focused; custom Jack White colourways (Red, Blue, Copper) were made for touring and one or more may reach general production.
Requested enhancements include DigiTech Whammy / Boss S-Bend functionality: set Rise and Fall Time, select additional intervals (just octave up and down), and emulate Tom Morello and Nova Twins. MXR Double Down Dual Microamp is noted as a recent Jack White release.
This has long been my favourite octave pedal - which took me 6 months to chase down originally - as they first weren’t available for overseas purchase, and then were in very short supply.
The Triplegraph has an amazingly robust construction - beautifully engineered - and a pedal that gets daily use from me! I would like to see some enhancements to the format - so we get more DigiTech Whammy / Boss S-Bend functionality here also - so we can set the Rise and Fall Time, and select additional intervals to just octave up and octave down. If it could do the Tom Morello and Nova Twins stuff too - it would be even more ingenious than it already is.
The original yellow edition was a bit much for me, so I happily settled on the standard black. CopperSound have recently done 3 further custom colours for Jack White - in Blue, Red, and Copper colourways - where it’s not decided yet if any of those will be made available for public consumption - but likely!
So this limited 300 run of Soft White is only the 3rd colourway generally available - which will be on a first-come - first-serve basis on the Third Man Records Reverb.com Store. Costing just a touch more than the standard model I believe or thereabouts -@ $449, the limited edition comes with a Jack White signed, and numbered certificate of authenticity!
I’m still incredibly happy with my Black Standard Edition - which is still my favourite edition so far, while I might be tempted by the Red colourway if that ever gets made available! The Soft White edition is pretty cool too!
Standard Black
Nothing wrong with the Standard Black Edition - been serving me faithfully for years!
Original Limited Yellow
Very limited numbers of this were available, and if memory serves - only really accessible to Americans via the Third Man Records Store, kind of bothered me a little initially, but the Black version is much more my style anyway!
Custom Colourway Editions for Jack White - Red, Blue and Copper
Only made for Jack White's touring requirements so far - but one or more of these colours may see it into more general production eventually - most likely the Red edition, which seems to be the popular choice among these!
Brief Control Overview
Instruction sheet for optimal Triplegraph operation!
My own Capsule Collection of Jack White Pedals
So when I did said article (per visual) I was fully up-to-date on Jack White / Third Man Records editions, while since then Jack White has released the MXR Double Down Dual Microamp. An incredibly specialist boost pedal - which is so precisely to Jack's needs, that I can't really see any practicalities for my use. I may add that eventually just for sake of completion, but it would be a pedal I would be very unlikely to use - unlike the all-day everyday Triplegraph!
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