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Spackle666 Loyal user 234 Posts |
The book SWITCH (mentioned above) is a great resource for anyone interested in the historic and modern handlings of bill switches. It is a delight to read and gives you a bunch a choices so you should be able to find one that fits what you need or more importantly what you want.
"it's bad luck to be superstitious."
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Spackle666 Loyal user 234 Posts |
I have been using a TT-less switch for a number of years now and I LOVE it. More versatile, more impromptu. It is all personal preference.
"it's bad luck to be superstitious."
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andrelimantara Special user Surabaya, Indonesia 871 Posts |
Richard Sanders has one.... visibill
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"Good performance comes from good practice, Great performance comes from the heart - Andre Limantara"
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Jonathan P. Inner circle Belgium 1484 Posts |
Richard Sander's uses a TT.
Tivoli has has a no TT bill switch too. |
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bugjack Inner circle New York, New York 1624 Posts |
Daniel Garcia has one on the first volume of his "Daniel Garcia Project." The same switch, I believe, is in the book "Switch."
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Spackle666 Loyal user 234 Posts |
Yes Daniel does have one in the Switch book, and very interesting, though not always practical solution...but there are some really great variations of the classic one hundred dollar bill switch both with a TT and without.
"it's bad luck to be superstitious."
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Alan Munro Inner circle Kentwood, Michigan, USA 5952 Posts |
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On 2007-01-27 15:33, larrylegal wrote: I prefer a tipless handling because it's smoother and you have fewer things to carry. I don't perform it impromptu at all, although I could. I just think the effect is too good to perform for free. I'm looking into getting a good video camera, since I'm not inclined to do a write-up of my routines. A video explanation and demo is another story. I'll look into an e-commerce setup for selling a lecture DVD. I have so much material that I've come up with, I could easily do a lecture on it. |
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Mark R. Williams Regular user 193 Posts |
I do handlings both with and without a TT.
It depends on the venue and my preparedness at the time. The sources listed above and especially John Lovick's book "Switch" is GREAT for ANY handling! Don't give up on finding the right TT either, they have many uses!! Just keep trying the magic shops and I am sure you will find one that works for you! M
"One more step on the pathway of Knowledge, that is if we don't break our leg crossing the street"
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awesome124 New user Denver/LA 39 Posts |
What about the Juan hundred bill switch from ellusionist.
http://www.ellusionist.com/Blaine/Tricks......ine.html believe its TT. |
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Mark R. Williams Regular user 193 Posts |
The Juan switch is more anglely and sensitive to lighting from behind. It does us a tt but like most can be done without one.
For the same type of switch (Juan switch) without the limitations I would highly recommend "Skullkracker" by Bob Sheets. M
"One more step on the pathway of Knowledge, that is if we don't break our leg crossing the street"
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Tivoli Loyal user Paris (France) 252 Posts |
And what about http://arthur.tivoli.free.fr
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Falconer Special user PORTUGAL 576 Posts |
Dear magic friends,
First of all my compliments. In your opinion, which is the best bill switch? Thanks from FALCONER
FALCONER
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APC Inner circle Los Angeles 1213 Posts |
Please search, there are many topics on this.
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Falconer Special user PORTUGAL 576 Posts |
Friend baskitboy5
Many thanks for replay, it was most kind of you. But, I know that there are many topics here equal to many methods! . . . What I pretend, in resume, based in the experience of many magicians with the bill switch, which is the best that be more practical more visual or more magical in the point view of spectator. I utilize for a long time the bill switch of Michael Ammar with TT. Any help it will be good. FALCONER
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fooksau Loyal user 299 Posts |
You don't have to yell Falconer. In my opinion I get the best reactions out of Hundy 500. 5 ones to 5 hundreds is a pretty spectacular visual.
How many Magicians does it take to advertise a trick? Three.. One to steal the trick. One to steal HIS trick. And one to write a good review.
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Mark R. Williams Regular user 193 Posts |
Actually, in the eye of the spectator they are all (or should be) ......THE SAME.
The change of one item into another. It is usually only us Magicians that see a difference, or think we do............... Listen to a spectator and you will here "WOW, did you see that?!?!?!? he changed a piece of paper into a $20 dollar bill?!?!?!? $100's always get a great reaction but so does plain paper to ANY money. I can't remember ever hearing about method from a spectator.................... Heck, if they are aware that we did or did not use a TT, then we have a lot of other problems to worry about................ M
"One more step on the pathway of Knowledge, that is if we don't break our leg crossing the street"
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Falconer Special user PORTUGAL 576 Posts |
Dear Magic friends, Fooksau and Mark R. Williams
many thanks for your help, it was most kind of you. FALCONER
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Pete Biro 1933 - 2018 18558 Posts |
Falconer: Please DO NOT USE CAPS in your writing. CIAO.
STAY TOONED... @ www.pete-biro.com
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lunatik Inner circle 3222 Posts |
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On 2007-04-06 12:32, Pete Biro wrote: I use caps all the time, just not in excess. the larger font doesn't hurt my eyes
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joseph Eternal Order Please ignore my 17407 Posts |
I use Killer Red Caps.. ..
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler." (Einstein)...
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