White Stripes Triple Inchophone with Top Special single
$
760
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Description
This Tripleinchophone was purchased at The White Stripes Masonic Temple concert, in Detroit, on October 2, 2005. For anyone who doesn't know, it is a miniature battery-powered record player that Jack White had custom made to be sold only at the concerts. It has volume and pitch controls and the sound quality is excellent, according to Jack's statement about the players on The White Stripes' website.
All items are still in their original packaging and in perfect condition. Only 400 of these players were ever made, so act quickly. The manufacturing company has stopped making them so once they're gone, they're gone.
Included are seven White Stripes singles pressed onto three-inch vinyl:
- Hotel Yorba
- Fell In Love With A Girl
- Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground
- Blue Orchid
- Seven Nation Army
- The Hardest Button To Button
Now, I know you're thinking: "But that's only six singles. What are you trying to pull?"
WELL, also included is Top Special, a very unique single because it is only being released in three inch vinyl format, making bootlegging nearly impossible. There are only 1000 copies of Top Special and 400 copies of the other three-inch singles in existence.
I really do not want to sell this item, but I need the money. I was hoping to keep it safe for a long long time and show it to children in the future.
I reserve the right to end this auction at any point because the player is for sale elsewhere. If the current bid on this auction goes above $733.33 (USD) I will NOT end the auction and the high bidder will receive the Tripleinchophone and all seven three-inch singles at auction's end.
Buyer pays actual shipping. Please go to www.ups.com for a free shipping estimate. Shipping insurance is a must due to the items extreme rareness. Item will be sent from postal code N2H 5K1 in Ontario, Canada.
Thanks for looking and may the quickest mouse-clicker win.