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warren Inner circle uk 3259 Posts 
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A quick question for all the TT users out there particularly those who use the Vernet range.....do you prefer the classic Vernet or the soft Vernet and is there any benefit of using one over the other especially when it comes to bill switches ?
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davidpaul$ Inner circle Pittsburgh, Pa 2932 Posts
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I use the hard plastic for bill switches because the bills slide easier. The soft don't execute as well as the bill hangs up against the softer surface. My opinion.
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puggo Inner circle 1991 Posts
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On May 26, 2019, davidpaul$ wrote: +1 |
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Dannydoyle Eternal Order 20289 Posts
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Having a hard surface seems to help me with the switch as well.
Danny Doyle
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warren Inner circle uk 3259 Posts
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Thanks for everyone's input it's much appreciated, would any of you say it makes a difference if you suffer with dry hands at all in regards to what TT you use ?
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TheAmbitiousCard Eternal Order Northern California 13387 Posts
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I use the XL hard version.
Mainly used with a silk/tt trick.
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Walking Bob Elite user 490 Posts
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I also prefer the Vernet hard plastic.
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MeetMagicMike Inner circle Gainesville Fl 3176 Posts
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With dry hands you still should use the hard thumb tip but need your thumb to have some friction to pull the bil out.
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davidpaul$ Inner circle Pittsburgh, Pa 2932 Posts
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On May 27, 2019, warren wrote: On my way to the gig I use O'Keefs hand cream generously which works very well for me. I perform this switch "allot". I also have "Quick -Sort" in my close-up case for quick touch ups.
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warren Inner circle uk 3259 Posts
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On May 28, 2019, davidpaul$ wrote: Thanks for the suggestion David I have tried O'keefs but it didn't do anything for me personally, to be honest when I'm at a gig my hands are better for some reason and have no bother with cards or coins however I wouldn't want to risk it when performing a bill switch especially as we're now using polymer bills in the UK now. |
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redheadjuggler Regular user 125 Posts
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I've always used a Vernet Soft for bill switches.
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warren Inner circle uk 3259 Posts
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Thanks for everyone's input I have decided to order both and see which one suits me best.
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dave_matkin Inner circle 4416 Posts
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On May 28, 2019, MeetMagicMike wrote: better than sticking it up your....... |
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dave_matkin Inner circle 4416 Posts
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On Jun 11, 2019, dave_matkin wrote: ...................................nose.... what did you think I was going to say? You guys making up your own jokes? |
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warren Inner circle uk 3259 Posts
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Having purchased one of each and tried them both out I have to say that the classic Vernet was better than the soft for me personally.
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Brent McLeod Inner circle New Zealand 1700 Posts
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Classic Vernet TT I find works best for bill switch or silk work..
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magictia New user switzerland 23 Posts
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The hard one make the bill slide better and make the move more fluid in my opinion
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