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Jacob Smith Inner circle Columbus, OH 1880 Posts |
Price:$25
Where to by: http://www.seanfields.net this is one set of material, it has three effects with bottles of water, a billet peek, epic routine, a impromptu incredible singed bill through glass table, a psychic surgery effect(awsome by the way), and an impromptu torn anfd restored card. 20 B-Low- the incredibly visual bill through glass table effect where the bill is singed and there is two hands above th table when the bill is passed through! 10/10 Auquatic- a very nice penny through water filled bottle. this uses a gimmick, but if you don't have it within your reach then your a laymen. 8/10 Iced Up- this doesn't seem very practical but ive hear of people doing this and getting reaction like crazy! 9/10 Excised- this is the psychic surgery routine that's just gross(but your audiences will love it), where you burrow a necklace and swallow it(hand shown empty). then the performer graps his stomach and pulls the necklace(with blood) through his skin, all using a common gimmick, NICE!10/10 FU2- this is described as "the final word on T&R card effects", but I see it as a more final word on impromptu T&R cards. this is the hardest effect to master and you will read it a few times to understand it, still is awsome! 9.5/10 Taste-icular- this is the highlight of the notes, where water changes to moutwash in a specs mouth! a gimmick is easily made and is so easy to carry and perform. the method is a little restricting though, since your can't do very many other changes.10/10(it is worthy of more) 1337P33K- this is such a great billet move. if you like the acidus peek you will love this(i know I do). anything can be written in seconds you peek it, this looks like a physical impossibility. Ultimate Epic- this is the epic mentalism routine taken to a new level, this puts the previous peek to work with cold hard nerve. this is practicly impromptu(though you do need something) and it plays for a lot of genres.10/10 CONCLUSION this was my first look into Sean's work(but not my last). I would pay a lot for everyone of Sean's routines, yet he sells them at a bargin and is great on customer service. 10/10 TOTAL |
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Pathian Regular user Dayton, OH 175 Posts |
Is that Tasticular routine similar to Morgan Strebler's Taste Conditions?
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Jacob Smith Inner circle Columbus, OH 1880 Posts |
I'm not familiar with Morgan's method, but Sean mentions the methods are very different.
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Eric Gretencord Regular user Houston, TX 170 Posts |
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On 2007-04-28 03:25, Pathian wrote: Yes, the routine is but the methods differ. Morgan's is more psychologically based whereas Sean's is done with magic trickery and nearly sure-fire.
He who wonders discovers that this in itself is wonder.
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Charlie the Tuna Regular user Baltimore Maryland 111 Posts |
Does anyone else have experience with Sean's effects?
Charlie
Charlie,
A Magician with Good Taste. Only perform an illusion once. The first time is magical, the second is an education. |
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MagicBrent Inner circle 2574 Posts |
While I haven't played a lot with them, the taste-icular is better than Morgan's...I think it's more realistic and the psychology and liklihood of being discovered is not as great. I found this worth the price of the notes alone!
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landon Regular user Alberta, Canada 158 Posts |
Tasticular is awesome!!! Definately worthy of being sold on its own. I've been having troubles with some of the other effects though, such as Aquatic and the "1337 peek". Maybe I just need to read more carefully... B-low is also very nice. The only problem is I barely ever encounter a glass table top. All in all, great set of notes.
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magicswan Loyal user springfield,ma 253 Posts |
Does the coin HAVE to be a penny?
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Alan Rorrison V.I.P. 2494 Posts |
I think I was one of the first to see the test version of these notes. Worth every penny an check out the rest of seans stuff
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landon Regular user Alberta, Canada 158 Posts |
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On 2007-04-29 23:13, magicswan wrote: I think I mentioned this in another thread, but the illusion is somewhat angle sensitive and difficult to achieve. This is my experience so far, although I haven't worked with it extensively yet. Because of this, I think a bigger coin would be much harder. Sorry for being vague but I'm trying not to expose too much. I would test it out for you but I'm still trying to get the penny to work! If you are thinking a half dollar like coin, it will not work, at least not with the method provided. Hope this helped, Landon |
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magicswan Loyal user springfield,ma 253 Posts |
Nah,a qaurter or one from another country..not fishing,but thanks for the info.
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Jacob Smith Inner circle Columbus, OH 1880 Posts |
I really cant wait for Justin Miller's CIB.
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illusiOHN New user 65 Posts |
Just bought these. Have only played with the coin in bottle so far. Here are my early thoughts:
On the upside: great notes at a great value! On the downside: I'm having trouble with finding good props for the coin thru bottle. However, Sean has been very helpful via PM's! If I get a chance to share more, I will. |
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Jacob Smith Inner circle Columbus, OH 1880 Posts |
Well aquafina bottles are probly the easiest to find so I practice with them. ive played with the FU2 a little more and wow it is such a awsome routine!!!
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Chris Oberle Elite user California 444 Posts |
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On 2007-05-08 22:35, magician 336 wrote: Justin Miller does not have CIB's coming out. Ellusionist is coming out with them on their site. Justin does the teaching and performances for E. Justin does say they are the best he has ever seen and uses them himself. Quote:
On 2007-01-03 23:51, jussy wrote: |
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e-man Special user HILTON HEAD,SC 880 Posts |
I wish Sean put THEE Torn and Restored card in this still awsome value.
我被烹调
ERIC HELVENSTON |
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zachdotcom New user Orlando, FL 58 Posts |
25 bucks is a tad on the expensive side for an e-book. That's all that kept me from buying it.
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The Mac Inner circle 1982 Posts |
The book is devoid of pics which makes it hard for people like me to follow.
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illusioneer Special user NYC 752 Posts |
Zach,
While the price is a little steep at $25... the routines you'll gain from this will more than make up for it. Besides, the thinking alone behind "Taste-ticular" has proved it to be more workable than the previously released "Taste Conditions." And that was around $30 if I remember correctly. It really is stuff you will USE. Not just pipe dreams. macGyver, I do agree about the lack of pictures. But Seans byplay and thorough description make it relatively easy with concentrated reading. Are you a right handed person who found FU2 hard because of it? Good. Me too. LOL J
Things are about to change........ LIGHTS!!!
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The Mac Inner circle 1982 Posts |
I'm right handed ,dyslexic with the concentration span of a retarded goldfish..in short I am the Homer Simpson of magic. If anyone has made videoclips of anythng frm the book..LINK US!
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