ANALOG MATTERS INTRODUCES TO NORTH
AMERICA
The Gekko Magic Bow
Eliminate Static with this elegant product — with a simple touch. It works.
The Gekko Magic Bow is a beautifully crafted, high-performance solution designed to remove static and
reveal the full musical potential of your vinyl system.
• Quieter backgrounds
• Greater clarity and detail
• More natural, effortless playback
No setup. No complexity. Just touch… and hear the difference.
Exclusively Available at Analog Matters
$649.00
Analog Matters
America’s Turntable Experts
www.analogmatters.com
800 752 4018
The Magic Bow is a new approach to removing static electricity from your vinyl records. Connect the Magic Bow's ground cable to your phono stage ground connector and just touch a spinning record for a few seconds.
That’s it! Your record has no more static electricity and will sounds better.
A static charge is created by adding extra electrons onto the surface of the record. This can be generated in various ways including the record's production, the material it’s made from, the way it has been packaged, removing the vinyl from the inner sleeve, and even the process of cleaning a record. Once a record becomes positively charged, it will attract dust and dirt onto the playing surface, causing pops and clicks during playback.
ANALOG MATTERS INTRODUCES TO NORTH
AMERICA
The Gekko Magic Bow
Eliminate Static with this elegant product — with a simple touch. It works.
The Gekko Magic Bow is a beautifully crafted, high-performance solution designed to remove static and
reveal the full musical potential of your vinyl system.
• Quieter backgrounds
• Greater clarity and detail
• More natural, effortless playback
No setup. No complexity. Just touch… and hear the difference.
Exclusively Available at Analog Matters
$649.00
Analog Matters
America’s Turntable Experts
www.analogmatters.com
800 752 4018
The Magic Bow is a new approach to removing static electricity from your vinyl records. Connect the Magic Bow's ground cable to your phono stage ground connector and just touch a spinning record for a few seconds.
That’s it! Your record has no more static electricity and will sounds better.
A static charge is created by adding extra electrons onto the surface of the record. This can be generated in various ways including the record's production, the material it’s made from, the way it has been packaged, removing the vinyl from the inner sleeve, and even the process of cleaning a record. Once a record becomes positively charged, it will attract dust and dirt onto the playing surface, causing pops and clicks during playback.
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