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A quick, fun and super magical Matrix effect using just four coins and four playing cards.
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Jim Krenz loves matrix effects, yet feels that the standard methods are often designed in ways that accidentally telegraph themselves as you move along. With just one subtle, yet critical, tweak, he has created a delightful Matrix that is a ton of fun to perform.
“Glitch in the Matrix” is easy to learn and will leave your audience questioning reality. Those who perform Matrix routines already will really appreciate the change and how simple it is to implement. No extra coins needed.
Runtime: 6 Minutes
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Customer reviews for Glitch in the Matrix
Mark
Nice twist
Ray
This is a fabulous new method to one of the all time great tricks. I love it, and can't wait to practice it and perform it! Beautiful!!
Charles
A real advance by a master.
Garry
This is so Awesome, A great clean video production including a Demo followed by the Tutorial, this is the best and easiest matrix I've ever seen, the method used on this version certainly did fool me.
If your a pro or just starting out with coin magic then this is the matrix that I would definitely recommend.
If your a pro or just starting out with coin magic then this is the matrix that I would definitely recommend.
Bryan
This is a brilliant concept and takes a known routine but gives it a whole new twist. There is a little bit of handling to learn but nothing too difficult. It can be a short sharp hitting routine, or there is scope to get a good 10 mins from it.
Frank
Great teacher! Such an AWESOME handling of a classic... Glitch is the only one i'll be doing from now on!
Jon
This trick is very clearly explained, so is easy to follow. There is no filler, short, sweet and straight to the point which is exactly what I want, and makes checking back in while practicing easy. While there are longer sequences and routines of this effect available, this is great as something that could be used on its own as a quick trick, or easily adapted into longer sequences you may have too if you wish. Good job.
