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mndude Special user 884 Posts 
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I'm a little interested in what seems to be a semi classic trick. First, I'm curious if this can still be purchased anywhere.
Secondly, what is your opinion if it is worthwhile? I've seen some people in the past complain that it is not reliable often. |
Magic from A to Z Elite user Sweet Home Alabama 481 Posts
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I'm sure it can still be purchased off of the web. I was fortunate to have purchased one from someone on The Cafe.
I'm not sure what you mean by "worthwhile". What are your plans to use one for? As far as reliability, I'm pretty satisfied with the one I have and have not had any issue with mine. ~allen |
rhettbryson Elite user Greenville, SC Not ashamed of his 406 Posts
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I believe Guy Bavli has the rights and manufactures and sells them.
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mndude Special user 884 Posts
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On Apr 19, 2024, Magic from A to Z wrote: I'm wanting to do magic for the blind. I was thinking this might be one of the effects that would go over well. |
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Magic from A to Z Elite user Sweet Home Alabama 481 Posts
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That's a GREAT idea!!!
Not knowing the routine, just a thought and I'm sure you realize, you'll have to actually hold the bell yourself in order for the bell to operate. Have you possibly considered a remote operated bell? ~allen |
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mndude Special user 884 Posts
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Remote operated bell? There's such a thing? Can you prevent them from ringing if someone tries?
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Posted: Apr 18, 2024 11:23 pm 