While watching the promotional video the one thing you do not hear is the loud clicking noise this
gimmick makes when doing the final color change. Unless performing in a loud environment it is
difficult to mask. The online video explanation does not provide a workaround for this. I have
discovered a few methods on other forums but still it is almost unavoidable. For this I take away 1
star for an otherwise great effect.
4 of 4 magicians found this helpful.
This is very high quality and I disagree with other reviews that say the blue is too dark or it’s
tough to avoid some “noise” during one phase of the change. Does anyone study performance or
audience a management anymore? This coin color change obviously plays perfect for online with
silence or music and I’ve stunned folks in person because I know how to manage an audience! Come
on folks, this is basic stuff and this trick is outstanding. Highly recommended.
3 of 3 magicians found this helpful.
Very nice coins, good quality, very professional and easy to do, but the blue color is too dark...
it's a shame !
3 of 3 magicians found this helpful.
You know its like this. I paid for a gimmicked coin and got one . It is well made and online
instructions were good. As for showing this trick off , i have not yet done that. But all in all its
a great well made gaff.
2 of 3 magicians found this helpful.
Very well crafted, fun to play with and easy to perform. I very rarely perform in quiet places, nine
times out of 10 there's a little background noise and with some practice and background noise that's
all you need to pull this miracle off.
1 of 1 magicians found this helpful.
I only bought this for the light blue "Chinese" coin needed for Curtis Kam's "ECHO"... so don't
really have any opinion on the routine otherwise...
This coin does work for "ECHO", as the
color is light enough that, when it is marked, the mark can be seen...
I realize this is
probably of zero use to anyone else, but you do keep asking...
1 of 2 magicians found this helpful.