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March 21, 2012
Matrix Trident FAT diagrams. And dashboard
14719 Slim support
files.
Courtesy of www.consoleopen.com we have now available the FAT
installation diagrams for the Matrix Trident.
You can get them in our DOWNLOAD area or HERE plus HERE.

More trident reviews from:
EURASIA.NU ENGLISH
360-GR.COM GREEK
Finally, a clarification on SLIM 14719 dashboard support.
You DO NOT need to update your Matrix Glitcher
Firmware to enable glitching of 14719 dashboard, all you need to do is to reflash
your NAND after having patched it with the new build.py file available HERE or from our DOWNLOAD
section.
Hopefully this will clarify the many doubts people
was having till now :)
Happy hacking!
March 13, 2012
New dashboard news and more MATRIX
TRIDENT reviews.
Some cool guys at www.consoleopen.com released
a new build.py to support the new dashboard 14719 for the SLIM.
You can see the release here.
We will release anyhow our code for the SLIM solution in the coming
days but, given the above news, the priority was now switched to complete
the FAT compatibility for the new dashboard as well as Glitcher
II update with new XENON timings.
Finally, more TRIDENT reviews are available from the DOWNLOAD section
of our website.
www.tortuga-cove.com ENGLISH www.consoleopen.com ITALIAN www.monkeydesk.at GERMAN
www.xavbox360.com FRENCH
www.360hacks.de GERMAN
www.elotrolado.net SPANISH
March 01, 2012
MATRIX TRIDENT reviews.
The first reviews and tutorials for our MATRIX TRIDENT are available
in the DOWNLOAD
section of our website.
We will update the section as more reviews come in.
Needless to say that reviewers judged the
TRIDENT the best solution on the market to date! :)
For everyone one that is asking, the TRIDENT has already been
released and is fully in stock from our distributors!
You can find the shop nearest to you HERE!
February 29, 2012
MATRIX TRIDENT diagram error for
generic Glitcher devices.
Unfortunately due to an error, the diagram to install the TRIDENT for
generic Glitcher devices is wrong.
Installing the TRIDENT according the faulty diagram will not make the
glitch chip work correctly.
The revised diagram is available into the new release of the
installation tutorial:
"Matrix Trident HW Installation
Tutorial v1.1.pdf"
February 25, 2012
MATRIX TRIDENT manual and other
news.
We have released the MATRIX TRIDENT (PSI) installation
and instruction manual. Also available is the diagram to use the MATRIX
TRIDENT with any other glitch device available on the market.
You can get both from our DOWNLOAD section. (EDIT:
Fixed the installation manual download link, sorry about that guys ! :-) )
We are completing also a software to enable
the easy management of bad blocks when dumping the NAND and rewriting it to
the MATRIX TRIDENT. This software will handle all the work in case your NAND has bad blocks tht
need to be reallocated.
We also would like to inform everyone that the tests to restore
glitch features to SLIM and FAT consoles that have been updated with the
14717/14719 update are proceeding at fast peace.
More tests are required to ensure that every bug has been ironed out,
but we will have soon good news for owners of Glitch devices.
February 21, 2012
Announcing the MATRIX TRIDENT.
We are proud to announce the MATRIX TRIDENT (PSI), the first TRIPLE
NAND solution available for Xbox360.
The TRIDENT will transform your Xbox360 16 MB NAND in 3 independent
16 MB banks that can be read and write with any available SPI reader/writer
solution using software tools like Nandpro 2.0
and Nandpro 3.0.
The trident can work together with
any Glitcher solution present in the market.
A flat cable is supplied to directly connect it to the Matrix GLitcher II, for enhanced performances.
It features a quick solder board solution for the Trinity slim and an
external switch with led indicators to quickly choose which one of the
THREE banks of NAND to use.
With the Matrix Trident you can assign one bank to the Original NAND,
the second bank to boot a modified dashboard and the third NAND bank to
boot Xell or a second dashboard.
Whether you use it for fun or for hacking purposes, the Trident is
going to be the tool of choice to add extra NAND capacity to your Xbox360.



FEATURES:
-
Allows for the use of 3 Independent banks of NAND on the Xbox 360.
- No
need to cut any tracks on the Xbox360 motherboard.
- Extenal switch to quickly change among the 3 NANDs
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Compatible with every glitching solution present
in the market, including Matrix Glitcher II.
-
Compatible with any xbox360 with 16 MB NAND.
-
Easy to install thanks to quicksolder point
design.
-
Blocks can be read / write with any SPI hardware present in the market.
-
Compatible with Nandpro 2.0 and 3.0 software.
Installation Diagram for SLIM Xbox360 is already available in the DOWNLOAD
section of the website. Other models diagram will be uploaded in few
hours. A complete installation
Tutorial and usage for the MATRIX TRIDENT will be online by tomorrow.
Finally
an announcement for console owners that had the RGH feature disabled due to
recent 14717 dashboard upgrade:
FAT
Xbox360:
A new
solution to re-enable RGH and Trident Style additional NAND on Fat consoles
is under advanced development.
SLIM
Xbox360:
A
working solution is already under test and we will release it right after
completing all the needed tests. Fortunately, due to hardware difference,
the changes on Slim were not drastically as the one implemented on the Fat.
January 20, 2012
Matrix EXTERNAL PROGRAMMER
Finally, we have released to some of our resellers the external
programmers for everyone who wants to get one to fine tune his GLitcher II
performances or needs a spare part fo his
FREEDOM PCB:

January 18, 2012
Freedom Manager V3.0 Released
The Freedom Manager V3.0 compatible with LT+ 3.0 has been released.
To use it simply unzip it, run it, and press “WRITE IXTREME FW”, the
Manager will take care of all.
That’s as easy as it comes when using the Freedom PCB :).
You can download it from our Download section, or just click HERE.
January 11 , 2012
Gitcher 2 Tutorial and Fine tuning software
released.
The Tutorial, the Software and the first reviews for the Matrix Glitcher 2 are now available in the Download section of
our website.
Feel free to deep test the software and forward us any comment and
suggestion to improve it.
We have some more cool news coming next week so, stay tuned! :)
December 19,2011
Announcing the Matrix Glitcher II
We are proud to announce the availability of the Matrix Glitcher II.
Thanks to the hundreds of feedbacks we received from our distributors
and testers around the world, we decided to release an updated version of
the Matrix Glitcher.
Some of the new features
include:
·
Preprogrammed
with a brand new and advanced Matrix Glitching
code.
·
Compatible with
all Xbox360 SLIM and FAT models (except Corona and Xenon motherboard)
·
On board switch
to quickly select console type and model.
·
Future-proof
updateable with external USB programmer (not included).
·
After-installation
fine tuning of glitch timings to better fit each different console
(external USB programmer needed)
·
Unique Serial
code identification for each Glitcher II
verifiable online.
By connecting the GLitcher II to a PC (using the same external programmer
as the one used in the Matrix Freedom PCB), the installer will be able to
cycle through 7 different timings for each console models of the Fat
Xbox360 and 3 different timings settings for the Slim Xbox360.
This will allow the installers to
fine tune the Glitcher II to the best available
settings for each console.
More features will be given with
future software releases, to enable an even more deep interaction of the
Matrix Glitcher II with your Xbox360.

Goods are in stock and already shipping to our
official resellers. You can find the nearest one to you on our Resellers page.

Installation Diagrams are already available here. A small tutorial on the use of the
External Programmer to connect the Matrix Glitcher
II to the PC and how to use the “Fine Tuning” feature will be available
shortly.
Hope you all will enjoy this new product as much
as we enjoyed developing it.
December 06, 2011
New Reviews, Tutorials and
Resellers.
More reviews added! Some of them
include also a nice tutorial to remove your LiteOn
DG-16D4S PCB and swap it with an unlocked Matrix Freedom PCB. Be sure to check them in the DOWNLOAD
section of our website.
Also more and more shops are becoming part of our reseller network,
so don’t miss to check out also our growing RESELLER page.
We update both pages daily!
Matrix Freedom PCB Review and
Tutorials:
www.tortuga-cove.com ENGLISH
www.1337mods.com ENGLISH
www.consoleopen.com ITALIAN
www.xavbox360.com FRENCH
www.360hacks.de GERMAN www.console-inf.com ITALIAN www.matrixinfinitybrasil.com PORTOGUESE
November 27,2011
Matrix Freedom PCB Reviews and
Matrix Team Support Forums!
The first two reviews for the Freedom PCB have been published.
We will place the links to the various reviews into the DOWNLOAD
section.
We are also adding
links to different forums that have offered to open a Support
Section for the Matrix Team products.
The
Freedom PCB is a full replacement for your Liteon DG-16D4S Drives PCB, and
fully compatible with 9504,
0272, 0225, 1071 and 0401 DVD firmware revisions.
You can get your Freedom PCB complete with the external programmer
from one of our official reseller.
Below is a picture of Final Product and package content. Check the Freedom
PCB product Page for more info!

November 26, 2011
Matrix Freedom PCB is now fully in
stock!
Our long awaited Replacement PCB for Xbox360 Liteon
DG-16D4S drives is now fully in stock.
Due to a big request from our customers we decided to add also a
solder free system to the Freedom Board.
This add on will allow even users with no solder tools to replace their
DG-16D4S board.
We suggest anyhow to solder the motor wires to the Freedom board, as,
in the end, there
is nothing better than a good old solder point :)
A quick tutorial and installation guide is available HERE.
We have the production capacity to satisfy any request.
November 25, 2011
Matrix Freedom installation Tutorial
The first release of the installation tutorial for the Matrix Freedom
is available in the download section of our website.
We will release better tutorials and links to the first reviews in
the coming days.
Get all you need to install and run your FREEDOM PCB from HERE.
October 31, 2011
Matrix Glitcher
boot times on Slim Xbox360.
A very
smart guy who goes by the nick “ameel” discovered
an interesting and unusual solution to the unreliable boot times problem that all current glitching
solutions suffer from on slim Xbox 360s.
The problem
with glitching slim consoles resides in the need
to send a glitch signal with some very precise parameters that are hard to
control on the simple XC2C64A cpld, especially
due to the higher clock frequency and the currently used injection point.
Increasing the wire length "fixes" this problem probably due to
the added distortion, ringing, etc. that is added to the glitching signal. This will have to be analyzed in more
details with the right equipment.
For the moment being, what's important is that it's a possible fix that
many people seems to be very happy with, so we give our warm
congratulations to “ameel” for this ingenuous
solution!
Original thread available here:
http://www.xboxhacker.org/index.php?topic=17213.0
For everyone installing a Matrix Glicher in
a Slim Xbox360, simply make the wire for PAD A of a length of between 25-30
cm.
Everything else is unchanged.
October 31, 2011
Matrix Freedom PCB for Liteon DG-16D4S Drives
We are happy to announce the release and stock availability for the
“Matrix Freedom PCB”, a swap solution compatible with all the Liteon DG-16D4S drives.
Features:
·
Compatible with
9504, 0272, 0225, 1071 and 0401 DVD firmware revision.
·
External
programmer to enable/disable write protect and re-flash firmware. No need
to open again the DVD or the Xbox360 once installed.
·
Solderless option
available!
·
Easily
programmable using any SATA programming tool.
·
Quick reading
and writing times.
·
Fully compatible
with Jungleflasher software.

Stock will be shipping to our distributors from November, 8th
2011, preorder yours from our official reseller list.
October 27, 2011
Matrix Glitcher
copies issues.
We are receiving tons of e-Mail complaining about the presence of
Matrix Glitcher copies present in the market.
Many of these copies are even made with re-marked Xilinx parts.
Unfortunately there is nothing we can really do at the moment except to
help you to identify the copies.
What you CAN do, to be sure to purchase an original product, is to
purchase only from our official reseller list and
to avoid websites like Rambogames and Dealextreme that are offering cheap imitations.
We do stand 100% behind the quality of our products, and we do take
full responsibility and offer a full exchange program for any faulty piece,
but we cannot take responsibility for the issues with the copies.
September 23, 2011
Falcon Support for the GliGli hack and the Matrix Glitcher.
The guys at xboxhacker.org solved the issues that prevented the
successful application of the GliGli hack to the
Xbox360 Falcon motherboards and released a new glitching software for it that now includes also the
Falcon models. Kudos to everyone involved :)
You can download the new software from GITHUB or from the download
section of our website, HERE.
September 21, 2011
New diagrams and new tutorials for
Slim and Phat Xbox360 !
We upgraded and updated the tutorial and the diagrams for the Matrix GLitcher.
All the files are available on the DOWNLOAD section of our website.
September 19, 2011
Want to know how quick the Matrix Glitcher is?
Some people wrote to us asking how quick the Matrix Glitcher is in booting Xell.
Here is a video we found on the web. We believe that a third party
test done by a professional installer is worth more than a thousand words
we could wrote: Matrix Glitcher
Test (Alternate link)
Have fun! :)
September 15, 2011
The Matrix NAND Programmer is
shipping!
The first batch of Matrix NAND Programmer has been assembled and is
shipping to our resellers.
It features a PIC18F2455 microcontroller for
stable and quick reading/writing of all NAND models available on the
different XBOX360 models. The Matrix
NAND programmer is also fully compatible with NANDPRO 2.0e and several
other third party programming tools.
Features:
·
Fast USB SPI 360
NAND programmer.
·
Fully compatible
with all XBOX360 NAND models.
·
Fully compatible
with NandPro2.0e Software and other third party software.
·
Easily
reprogrammable with via USB connector.
·
Quick reading and
writing times.
·
Microchip based
for enhanced stability.
September 13, 2011
The Matrix NAND Programmer is alive!
We will start batch production from
tomorrow and delivery to resellers from the 15th.
This tidy and neat product is a cheap
and solid alternative to the more expensive programmers out there.

September 09, 2011
First batch of Matrix Glitcher
is ready!
Here is a picture of the first batch of the Glitcher for the XBOX360 coming out of the production line.
Resellers are already receiving their stock. The NAND programmer is delayed until
Thursday next due to local holydays.
Happy hacking to everyone :)

September 07, 2011
We are back.
After several years since we gave our last contribution
to the scene we decided that it was time to come back as we think that
there is still lot of work to be done to bring innovation and quality in
the console market.
After all we do still love this
job too much : ).
A big difference from the past will be that we are
not going to focus anymore on a single console, but we are going to spread
our product line across all the consoles available on the market.
Our first product is going to be based on the GliGli hack. Maybe many do not fully realize it, but
this guy made a hell of an Engineering work to get to that result and I
personally want to congratulate him for having found something that is
worth to be called an “Hack” !
To celebrate him and our comeback we decided to
call this first new product “The Matrix Glitcher”.
If you are asking yourself why, you should
remember “The Matrix” movie:
Trinity: A déjà vu is usually a glitch in the
Matrix. It happens when they change something.
So, are you ready for the change?
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