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Is Black hart the best site for dark and bizarre magic ?

Yes, them and www.lebanoncircle.co.uk
Both of them produce unique and well made effects exclusive to them.

I'm still deliberating about from hell !!!!

The Swami Spirit Altar keeps tempting me, but you have to have a PC with USB cable which I don't fancy lugging around with me to every gig.

yeah I noticed that, but surely it cant mean that ?

That's what worries me. If you just use it at home to set it up, then that's fine, but I don't want to be taking my laptop to every gig with me.
Some venues it's hard to conceal something like that, at smaller venues.

Its very expensive to be having to do that aswell. I have trouble concealing my swami so I got no chance with that !

I'd need to know the full extent of it before I purchase something as expensive as that. As impressive as it looks, it would at the very least make a bizarre, if just a bit pricey, ornament.

I'm looking to involve some real dark magick but as yet not sure what to get.

I like Keiths stuff its great, Some well made props combined with simple to do with magic and you got some great effcts. But and this is a big but , Storm you are new to mentalism from what I gather from your post that you was looking for book on presentation.

This will bring us to the point of my post you need to be able to sell this kind of magic even more then you sell mentalism. They arent for the types who lack in presentation skills.

why not just give him a ring and ask? i would of thought its just to set-up everything by the looks of it on the lebanon site...

There is also Vo Du Magick at: http://vo-du-magick.phrets.com/

And Doug Higley does a very nice Dark Museum (Ripper Set).

steve.

.robb. wrote:There is also Vo Du Magick at: http://vo-du-magick.phrets.com/

Thanks for sharing that! there's some creepy looking artefacts on there!

Doug Higley is superb, i ordered an all-seeing-eye from him, got it within a week, inside a dim-sum box and signed by the man himself...

and when i sent him a rough routine for it, he was kind enough to re-write some of it for an american audience...

great customer service...