Hey, I was wondering which is the best trick out of all those, by that, I mean which has the best react from the audience ect...
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TnR, Witness, BeLieVe or DiStorTion
- Thread starter Auphori
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I have all of them except for distortion so I can't really say... it all depends on what type of trick you want to do... I find that TnR is to difficult for me to do in the real world... Believe ruins cards every time you perform but it gets incredible reactions but I think Witness is the best for its simplicity, its a prediction that changes into their card, and its all in their hands... which is the best magic there is... hope that helps..
Yeah, that helps, thanks. I've just ran into some money from a relative and am going to buy a trick and was wondering which would be most worthwhile, thanks.
Idk...all of them are cool.
But I WOULD NOT recommend TnR. Although the method is awesome, its quite impractical. I haven't performed this trick at all. :/
But then again, that's just my opinion.
Witness is a cool, simple, easy trick.
Believe is kind of intermediate, unless u practice a lot...which would ruin a deck or two. But the good thing is that its impromptu.
Distortion is cool. If you like using gimmicks, then get it. Its super visual. If you do get it, watch the DVD first before u play around with the gimmick, or else chances are that you will ruin the gimmick. Trust me, I learned the hard way.
Out of all of those, I would choose witness. It's easy, its simple, yet its hard-hitting... but that's my opinion.
Read the trick descriptions and find out what trick you really want to learn.
But I WOULD NOT recommend TnR. Although the method is awesome, its quite impractical. I haven't performed this trick at all. :/
But then again, that's just my opinion.
Witness is a cool, simple, easy trick.
Believe is kind of intermediate, unless u practice a lot...which would ruin a deck or two. But the good thing is that its impromptu.
Distortion is cool. If you like using gimmicks, then get it. Its super visual. If you do get it, watch the DVD first before u play around with the gimmick, or else chances are that you will ruin the gimmick. Trust me, I learned the hard way.
Out of all of those, I would choose witness. It's easy, its simple, yet its hard-hitting... but that's my opinion.
Read the trick descriptions and find out what trick you really want to learn.
Ok, I think I'm going to either get Witness or DiStorTion then. Thanks
Witness or Distortion? If you are down to those 2, here are my thoughts::
Distortion- This is a great trick, but the gimmick can break, and I think that it can't be performed in certain situations (when I work at a restaurant, I generally can't perform this due to the lighting)...
Witness- I like this too, and I think the patter can go on a lot longer than for distortion. The trick is (in my opinion) a lot easier than distortion, especially hiding the gimmick for this one!
Final thoughts?
Unless you are really into transpositions, and you also have a transposing routine structured, I would purchase WITNESS.
If you still have extra money, and are still looking for theory11 products, either Believe or DIGITAL DISSOLVE are also very good.
Hope this helps!
-Sanj
Ok thanks, I've decided to get Witness first, I intend on getting them all, just at a later stage ofcourse, thanks again.
- Andy
- Andy