I am looking to add a Professional Airborne Champagne bottle to my act that will get heavy use. In researching the products on the market there are many offered in a variety of price ranges. Can anyone comment on what their experiences have been with these bottles and what the best product is for an upscale performance? I have seen advertised the MAK bottle(in the $60 range) as well as a Ray Lum bottle ($250) and a bottle that says it uses a clear glass. I purchased a G Sparks Original Airborne and it does not suit my needs as it uses a bartender pouring spout for the gimmick. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
David
Airborne Champagne?
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Re: Airborne Champagne?
Lum makes equusite products that are very costly, but you get what you pay for. If you are doing parlor or platform go with the best.
On stage productions, I have used a very cheap set with excellent results. Depends on the gimmick location, type of glass and bottle.
I only use mine with adults. Too many kids know the secret because some toy stores sell a mini version in magic sets and polly packs.
On stage productions, I have used a very cheap set with excellent results. Depends on the gimmick location, type of glass and bottle.
I only use mine with adults. Too many kids know the secret because some toy stores sell a mini version in magic sets and polly packs.