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by **Lenoir** » Oct 27th, '11, 14:10

This is transferable between shirts and has no colour requirements.

by **Chris Black** » Oct 27th, '11, 14:29

Ooooh, do I buy now or Christmas list it?????? prrp

by **Heckler** » Oct 27th, '11, 14:30

ACE T wrote:Ooooh, do I buy now or Christmas list it?????? prrp

NOW!

Because CUPS is your master!

by **Chris Black** » Oct 27th, '11, 14:41

Tell me about it!

Best price I can find is £28.99, but then I HAVE to spend AT LEAST another £1.01 to get the free postage...

by **Lenoir** » Oct 27th, '11, 14:45

I truly think that this is something very, very good.

I strongly dislike these products that come out every other week and claim to change the way magic will be done forever etc and I especially disliked Kaylor's last release.

This however is brilliant. It won't change the world of card magic, but it will certainly allow people who don't want to go to certain lengths to perform absolutely impossible controls.

by **Chris Black** » Oct 27th, '11, 14:47

Lenoir wrote:I truly think that this is something very, very good.

You're not helping my bank balance here. :evil:

by **Lenoir** » Oct 27th, '11, 14:49

Oh, I would honestly choose a few weeks with the royal road or card college over this...but if you're in the market for a card gimmick/control utility, this is the one.

by **JammyT** » Nov 10th, '11, 12:10

Getting One!

by **Rob** » Nov 10th, '11, 16:22

JammyT wrote:Getting One!

You won't regret the purchase, Jamster!

by **JammyT** » Nov 10th, '11, 17:14

magicrob wrote:
JammyT wrote:Getting One!

You won't regret the purchase, Jamster!

Reading the forum, sounds as if you have one or at least have seen it in action

sounds as if it does it's 'job' well and has many other uses?

will let you know how I get on with it

now when is next payday?....

by **Alec Burns** » Nov 10th, '11, 19:04

JammyT wrote:
magicrob wrote:
JammyT wrote:Getting One!

You won't regret the purchase, Jamster!

Reading the forum, sounds as if you have one or at least have seen it in action

sounds as if it does it's 'job' well and has many other uses?

will let you know how I get on with it

now when is next payday?....

I'll back the Robmonster up here. It's a fantastic utility that's winged it's way straight into my performances ( not to be confused with actual magi doing actual performances ) but the point still stands.

Alec

by **Lenoir** » Nov 10th, '11, 19:05

I actually think the removal of the card from the spectator's wallet isn't great. It just looks odd. The device as a utility is brilliant though.

by **Rob** » Nov 10th, '11, 19:47

Lenoir wrote:I actually think the removal of the card from the spectator's wallet isn't great. It just looks odd. The device as a utility is brilliant though.

Seriously? Odd in what way?

For me, the reveal, and allowing them to remove the card from their own wallet, is what truly kicks them in the happy-sacks; utility use is extensive, but I've yet to find any use for the UCCU which is as strong...?

by **Alec Burns** » Nov 10th, '11, 19:54

Seriously, try my beer mat routine.

by **Lenoir** » Nov 10th, '11, 20:01

I dislike the "take your wallet out"...which creates a great moment of..."no way." ..."Then you take it off of them, pull it out close to your body, remove the card a bit, then close the wallet and allow them to take it out.
It just seems odd and the moment of disbelief is interrupted by you taking the wallet off of the spectator.

The ability to control and force cards quickly, invisibly and easily for me is the true benefit of this product.