Dan ended up using a few Copperphones to achieve an ‘old-timey’ orchestra sound for several sequences in the upcoming animated Pixar movie, “Up”. Check the trailers below to get more insight into the movie:
For her current world tour supporting Lil’ Wayne, Keyshia Cole has customized her Harmonica Mini. See below:
Below is the front cover of the 2008 issue of Recording Magazine and the corresponding article:

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Looks like Jack is using the Copperphone in the latest Raconteurs video, “Salute Your Solution”.
Check out Jack’s car in the video “Steady As She Goes” by the Raconteurs. Look familiar?
Here the Raconteurs perform “Broken Boy Soldier” on The Jools Holland show. The Copperphone gets a bit of use between 2:00 and 2:32… Check it!
The Copperphone gets a stunnning visual feature in the video “Tender Love” by Swan Dive.
Blake Sennet of Rilo Kiley discusses recording guitar through a Copperphone on their album, More Adventurous. Read the full article in Guitar Player Magazine here.
Engineer Joel Hamilton discusses some of his favorite microphones and techniques for recording vocals. Low and behold the Copperphone is one of them. Read the full article in Mix Magazine Online here.
Copperphone in a dual mic setup on a marxophone:

photo credit: Joel Hamilton @ Studio G
Another dual mic set up on acoustic bass:

photo credit: Joel Hamilton @ Studio G
Joel Hamilton’s triple Copperphone setup:

photo credit: Joel Hamilton @ Studio G
Tim DeLaughter and his Copperphone:
Some print ads of the Copperphone that have run in various magazines:
Yes, this really happened! Read the full article here. Fortunately, the TSA is well aware of the Copperphone now and it is perfectly safe to have one in your checked luggage.
Here is a great video showing the Coppephone being used in a dual mic setup with an SM57.
Someone had to be the first to record with it and that credit goes to Jason Lytle of Grandaddy. He used it quite a bit on their record, Sumday. Visit here to listen to a clip of “Stray Dog and the Chocolate Shake” where the Copperphone is being used on his vocal.
Where did this Copperphone idea start? Well singer/songwriter Tim DeLaughter of The Polyphonic Spree wanted to use the classic telephone vocal sound in his live set up but hadn’t found a consistent and effective way to do it. Fellow bass player and engineer Mark Pirro thought having a mic dedicated to the task would be the perfect solution and off to work he went, experimenting with different combinations of components and materials until the very first Copperphone was created. Putting it to the test, Tim used the mic along side his regular vocal mic during a show in 2003 and fell in love with it. Ever since then the Copperphone has been a part of his regular set up on stage.