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darrylrose New user 52 Posts 
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I’m loving this…And it’s no batteries
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David asecas New user 54 Posts
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Thank you very much Mark, I'm going to order it right now
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leipzisch Special user 965 Posts
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David asecas, I notice that you have added a post very soon after me in three totally different product threads. Each post written a few minutes apart.
And each seemingly promoting the product. I do hope this is just a coincidence... |
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no2ss Inner circle California 1027 Posts
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It looks like he's trying to get to 50 posts to get access to the other forums
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fybd88 New user 34 Posts
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On Nov 29, 2021, PatrickGregoire wrote: Just received it. Very clever design. Yes, yes and for the 3rd question, It can be used in a shirt as in the tutorial. Surely it would look a little bulky, but that might not be a problem using the proper-sized pocket.I once wondered whether it's noisy switching. Totally not! |
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fybd88 New user 34 Posts
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On Jan 24, 2022, Sean Macfarlane wrote: No, unless you use super thin cards both in and out. |
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Sean Macfarlane Special user 881 Posts
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Thank you
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**Roper** Regular user Houston 179 Posts
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**question**
Can a card be placed in your pocket(or in the device) and taken back out without the switch taking place? I ask because I’m interested in using this product for the Virginia City Shuffle packet trick. I perform this trick standing and always place the “blank” card in my breast pocket instead of on the table. I’d like to use the switch-a-two to change the last blank card to an ace for the finish. Here’s Michael Ammar performing this trick to help better understand my questions: https://youtu.be/D6bEDDmXNt0 Thanks, Charles |
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JayCee0919 New user 58 Posts
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Hello:
I'm not familiar with the trick you mention but as long as a card is already loaded (to be switched later) then yes, you can place a card in the breast pocket and NOT do the switch. I do Corner of Piccadilly and even place the card at a slight angle so it doesn't "drop in" to the gimmick and then remove it the "first" time and then do the switch when appropriate. I hope that helps... James Quote:
On Apr 21, 2022, **Roper** wrote: |
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**Roper** Regular user Houston 179 Posts
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James, thank you for taking the time to answer my question!
Charles |
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CampBrand New user 12 Posts
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I love this. Haven't had any issues with it at all. Become a real utility device for me. Serves as an out if I get into trouble with a timed force etc. Love it.
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Douglas Tilston. New user 1 Post
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I've used this for a while now (including in my competition act) and am a really big fan. With a bit of time mis-direction it looks completely innocent. I've adjusted mine slightly to allow use with a magnetic card which is switched in and it completely flys by people.
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gabelson Inner circle conscientious observer 2136 Posts
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I'm selling a brand new one still in package on Tricks & Effects for $40.
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Magic KL Inner circle 2601 Posts
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I have it, and it's a great tool to have. The switch is very smooth.
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notasperfectasyou New user DC Metro Area 52 Posts
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I'm interested in using this with NFW to return 4 jokers.
I don't wear a jacket. I do wear a dress shirt with a pocket. I haven't seen a clear answer to the dress shirt pocket question. Does anyone here use this in a dress shirt pocket? If so, are there any tips on how to do that without it being noticeable? |
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Mark_Chandaue Inner circle Essex UK 4194 Posts
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I personally wouldn’t feel comfortable using this in a shirt pocket. It is used successfully in a shirt pocket on the tutorial but I couldn’t see myself using it that way.
Mark |
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maggus New user Barcelona 60 Posts
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On Oct 5, 2023, notasperfectasyou wrote: In a former post, it was said that not all shirts would work, it will mainly depend on the type of shirt, and its style. Obviously a regular black shirt should work better than a tiny, slimfit one. Hope this helps. |
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MrEmagic New user 66 Posts
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Does the dvd teach you how to load a signed card in your top pocket (with the back facing out)?
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Magic Mark Inner circle After this post I will have 1548 Posts
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A comment in a Penguin review has me concerned... Are magnets a required part of the Switch-A-Two gimmick? Or, are magnets optional?
I have a cardiac pacemaker. Mark
Doing tricks can be easy, being an entertainer is much harder.
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gabelson Inner circle conscientious observer 2136 Posts
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On Mar 8, 2024, Magic Mark wrote: I own Switch-A-Two and there are no magnets. I have a brand new one I'd be willing to sell for $40, postage included within the US. |
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