M5 or Raven

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M5 or Raven

Postby NDFAN » Dec 13th, '06, 21:41



Hey,
I was thinking about Chrismahunakwanza and was wondering if I should ask for the M5 or Raven X2 or the Raven. I was hoping someone could compare all of the effects that it has.

Edit-So sorry I didn't mean to post it in this part of the forums. Started out on the wrong foot. :oops:

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Postby Mage Tyler » Dec 13th, '06, 21:46

Welcome to talkmagic.

You should really stop by the introductions thread and tell us a bit about yourself.

As for your question, try doing a search. There are quite a few threads about this topic.

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Postby I.D » Dec 14th, '06, 00:01

but to aswer your question, both!!

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Postby Markdini » Dec 14th, '06, 00:03

I knew he was going say that! Ah the great Markdini mentalist. Actually i cant coment on them i dont really like the raven but if you want one get one.

I am master of misdirection, look over there.

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Re: M5 or Raven

Postby Mage Tyler » Dec 14th, '06, 00:33

NDFAN wrote:Edit-So sorry I didn't mean to post it in this part of the forums. Started out on the wrong foot. :oops:


No worries, you didn't post this in the wrong area of the forum. We just like to get to know everyone around here so all newcomers are encouraged to stop by and introduce themselves.

As for the comment about the search, a basic search will usually yield some results in the way of your question - giving you some basic understanding. If, at that point, you're still confused or want to ask some follow-up questions you'll almost always get a very positive response.

I'm rather new here myself, and I've found everyone to be very polite, patient, enjoyable and kind. It's just a matter of getting to know the rules. Check out the sticky-ied posts at the top of each forum, you'll find a wealth of information there as well.

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Postby D_Sharp » Dec 22nd, '06, 18:15

If you really want to learn coin magic and get value for money, you can't do worse than the Raven etc.
Get a good DVD on coin magic. I recommend Jay Sankeys Revolutionary coin magic.

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Postby I.D » Dec 23rd, '06, 13:51

I have Jays revolutionary coin magic.It is great, but to be fair, not a beginners course IMHO. Iwould workthrough bobo's modern coin magic or Michael Ammars introduction to coin magic on dvd then think about Jays Revolutionary coin magic

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