Check out this pleasant and tasteful use of the Copperphone during a live recording session at the Guardian Studios in London with Cat’s Eyes.

Queens of the Stone Age bassist, Michael Shuman, is using the Copperphone as an effect mic for his backup vocals. Check out their performance from the 2010 Lowlands Festival. The Copperphone can really be seen/heard starting around 2:05 till the end of the video.

This happened back in 2004 and we’ve been looking for the original newscast footage ever since.  It finally popped up on YouTube recently.

For their 2010 Time Machine tour, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson each have a Copperphone Mini mounted on their mic stands to capture the crowd during live recordings of the shows.

Producer/Engineer Jacquire King uses the Copperphone alongside  a Telefunken Ela M 251 for Norah’s Vocal Set up:

Watch a short interview with Norah and Jacquire and see the Copperphone in action during the session here.

For Green Day’s live show, front of house engineer Kevin Lemoine runs a Copperphone on auxiliary guitarist, Jason White’s  amp.

Read the full article in Mix Magazine here.

Dan ended up using a few Copperphones to achieve an ‘old-timey’ orchestra sound for the intro black and white sequence of the animated Pixar movie, “Up”.

Here are a few photos from the session. Dan took the previously recorded orchestral tracks and re-amped them through a few Copperphones to get the desired effect.

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.  To read the text version of this article please go to Reviews.

Looks like Jack is using the Copperphone in the latest Raconteurs video, “Salute Your Solution”.