SteinMusic

SteinMusic E-Pad Matrix Gold

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SteinMusic E-Pad Matrix Gold, a small self-adhesive pad of about 10 x 15 mm for audio components, and for instruments such as guitars, violins, cellos, and grand pianos. SteinMusic says it adds sonic finesse with clear, undistorted overtones and nuances. Reviewed by Positive Feedback, which gave the E-Pads its highest recommendation. Sold per piece. Made in Germany.
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Jeff M.
Breathing life into Music

Installed these gold pads on my speakers near the binding posts. The experience was mind blowing! My music has life and unbelievable presentation. A touch of tonal finesse and increased detail is astounding! Highly recommended.

Thanks for the feedback Jeff!

SteinMusic E-Pad Matrix Gold

Some tweaks make the sound bigger, and some make it finer. The E-Pad Matrix Gold is the fine one: a small self-adhesive pad that SteinMusic says brings sonic finesse, with clear, fully discernible detail and unfiltered overtones. It works on audio equipment, and it works on instruments too.

A little pad for a lot of finesse.

The Design

SteinMusic describes its E-Pads as high-end audio accessories that optimize the sound of equipment through molecular coherence enhancement. Each pad measures about 10 x 15 mm and is self-adhesive, so you can apply it easily to different surfaces and components. The pads act on the vibration and resonance behavior of the surface they sit on. The range includes the E-Pad +S and the Matrix Copper, Silver, and Gold versions.

What You Hear

According to SteinMusic, the Matrix Gold version stands out for sonic finesse more than for sheer effect strength. The Matrix E-Pads deliver crystal-clear, fully discernible details and undistorted, unfiltered overtones and nuances with a presence SteinMusic calls previously unimaginable. You can use them on musical instruments, such as guitars, violins, cellos, and grand pianos.

SteinMusic offers two studio recordings of a Fazioli concert grand piano, one with an E-Pad Matrix Gold on the soundboard and one without, so you can hear the difference yourself. Listen to the Fazioli recordings SteinMusic also shows violinist Elena Denisova, solo violinist at the New Year's concert in Shanghai, playing an old Italian violin with one of its E-Pads on the bridge.

Where It Fits

Use the Matrix Gold when you're chasing refinement: on audio components, or on a favorite instrument. The E-Pad +S is the entry point to the range, and the Matrix Silver sits alongside the Gold. We're happy to help you choose a pad and decide where to place it.

Press Recognition

  • Positive Feedback, Bob Levi, reviewing the SteinMusic E-Pads, including the Matrix. Levi wrote that the new Stein Music E-Pads receive his "highest recommendation." He also described an order-of-magnitude increase in beauty across every aspect of the sound, with pads that are easy to install and reuse. Read the review at Positive Feedback

Questions about where to place an E-Pad, or which version suits your system or instrument? Give us a call.

Specifications

  • Type: Self-adhesive resonance pad
  • Size: Approximately 10 x 15 mm
  • Application: Audio components, and instruments such as guitars, violins, cellos, and grand pianos
  • Sold: Per piece
  • Maker: SteinMusic, Germany

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