I'm looking for a way to expand my coin matrix, who are some magicians i can research and study their routines?
also is the "matrix gods way" a good resource, and if there are any others which ones?
thank you
Coin Matrix
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David Neighbors probably has more work on matrix than the rest of the magic universe combined. He has over 100 versions of matrix.
www.coinjurer.com
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Re: Coin Matrix
Check out Al Schneider's original item - called Matrix.
The Roth item called Stonehenge Assembly is a close second for a coin assembly IMHO, with his barehanded assembly third - but those are not matrix routines and it takes a LOT to improve on Al's item.
But if you really want to gild gold or paint the lily... STEVE DUSHECK has a gaff that does something really clever for that last coin and if you know the Mexican turnover you can use it repeatedly.
The Roth item called Stonehenge Assembly is a close second for a coin assembly IMHO, with his barehanded assembly third - but those are not matrix routines and it takes a LOT to improve on Al's item.
But if you really want to gild gold or paint the lily... STEVE DUSHECK has a gaff that does something really clever for that last coin and if you know the Mexican turnover you can use it repeatedly.
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Reason: way too much info.
Reason: way too much info.
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thank you i'll check them out...
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after one does the original matrix, four coins travel to under one card, one by one...what are some suggestions of what to do next, i really dont want to do it again, and my better judgement tells me not to do a bare hands matrix... mostly because the patter i am using...
i had thought of doing some sort of coins across, or a trick with the cards, but i'm not sure...i already do a coins across sequence in another part of my routine, so i don't want to repeat the same thing.
i guess i'm just fishing for ideas and a direction in where to look.
i am going to check out your suggestion of the Roth item Stonehenge assembly now.
also would like to thank you Jonathan for the genii article on your fingertip coins across, i spent five months or so reading, and re-reading the article and practicing it over and over. i have since come up with a version that i am happy with, but your article, was of great help and greatly appreciated.
i had thought of doing some sort of coins across, or a trick with the cards, but i'm not sure...i already do a coins across sequence in another part of my routine, so i don't want to repeat the same thing.
i guess i'm just fishing for ideas and a direction in where to look.
i am going to check out your suggestion of the Roth item Stonehenge assembly now.
also would like to thank you Jonathan for the genii article on your fingertip coins across, i spent five months or so reading, and re-reading the article and practicing it over and over. i have since come up with a version that i am happy with, but your article, was of great help and greatly appreciated.
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Glad you liked the article.
The Roth book has plenty of material on other themes.
The Roth book has plenty of material on other themes.
Re: Coin Matrix
I'm not much into coin magic but you might want to checkout Dean Dill's "Intimate Coin Miracles" and "Coin Magic 2000" videos. His "Simple Matrix" and "Matrix Backfire" are the only Matrix effects that I actually perform.
Shoot Ogawa has some of the most unique applications with the Matrix that you'll ever see in a dvd called "Shoot in Hollywood."
I hope that helps a little. Peace.
Shoot Ogawa has some of the most unique applications with the Matrix that you'll ever see in a dvd called "Shoot in Hollywood."
I hope that helps a little. Peace.
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I second JunFanHsu's suggestion... Shoot Ogawa has a double Matrix that kills... It's 2 matrix (different) effects happening at the same time! Look for it and you'll love it! Kind of difficult to do, though.
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