This white and silver limited edition of the Plasma Coil celebrates the 5-year anniversary of the cooperation between Jack White, Third Man Hardware, and Gamechanger Audio.

Featuring a white chassis and silver plates of photosensitive, anodized aluminum, the pedal stands out from the rest of Gamechanger Audio products. Each unit is numbered, and the total batch is limited to 400 units.

Priced at 399 USD in the US and 359 GBP in the UK, the product is available for purchase via Reverb.com, Third Man Records, and Gamechanger Audio. Reverb.com and Third Man Records stores sell odd serial numbers, whereas Gamechanger Audio sells units with even serial numbers.

The PLASMA Coil takes HIGH VOLTAGE DISTORTION to new heights by adding intense, gritty and glitchy octave up and down effects:

• Volume boost
• 2 subharmonic modes (bitcrush-style octave down)
• 1 upper harmonic mode (Octafuzz-style octave Up)
• 2 mixed modes (upper and lower harmonics combined)

The PLASMA Coil’s octave effects are created by a unique analog circuit designed specifically for driving a high-voltage transformer. The subharmonic modes and massive low end to higher notes, and the upper harmonic modes add fire and razorblades to riffs and low-tuned chords.

The PLASMA Coil is allegedly even grittier than the PLASMA Pedal, and the added effects make it a very expressive distortion unit. In the words of PLASMA Coil users – it literally strips the paint off the walls.