Glenn Bishop wrote:I like to use it for a color change.
Cheers!
Yes, a turnover pass is a great color change. But I don't think that is what this thread is about.
In my opinion.
Glenn Bishop wrote:I like to use it for a color change.
Cheers!
mrgoat wrote:Glenn Bishop wrote:I like to use it for a color change.
Cheers!
Yes, a turnover pass is a great color change. But I don't think that is what this thread is about.
In my opinion.
Richard Kaufman wrote:You can do some fantastic tricks using a cover pass that can't be accomplished otherwise. A good invisible cover pass is also easier than attempting to do an invisible pass of any kind with no cover card.
Jonathan Townsend wrote:Now that the approach has the MF stamp and whine of approval:
Using the type II pass one can: put the joker face down on the face up pack, pick up the pack and bring up to the vertical, slide the joker about halfway to the side to display its face, then bring down the deck and reveal the change of the face card using a sliding action of the joker over the face of the pack.
Thanks MF, you've inspired an application of the cover pass. For our credit/historians here's the item title:
Covered Card Change inspired by some MF.
Jonathan Townsend wrote:May I buy you a coffee or a drink if we meet in person?
Richard Kaufman wrote:If you want to see a direct effect that demonstrates how a Pass can be used for a magical effect (as opposed to a hidden control), just do what Houdini did: put the selected card face up on the center of the deck and do a Pass to bring it to the top. It took spectators' breathe away 100 years and and still does so today.
Glenn Bishop wrote:I like to use it for a color change.
Cheers!
mrgoat wrote:Yes, a turnover pass is a great color change. But I don't think that is what this thread is about.
In my opinion.
Magic Fred wrote:A classic and riffle pass can also make for a pretty spiffy color change.
I wouldn't recommend the cover pass though.
Just his opinion (the guy sitting next to me of course, who else?)
Glenn Bishop wrote:Glenn Bishop wrote:I like to use it for a color change.
Cheers!mrgoat wrote:Yes, a turnover pass is a great color change. But I don't think that is what this thread is about.
In my opinion.
I was not talking about the turnover pass - however it also makes a great color change.Magic Fred wrote:A classic and riffle pass can also make for a pretty spiffy color change.
I wouldn't recommend the cover pass though.
Just his opinion (the guy sitting next to me of course, who else?)
I think the sound of the riffle pass can add showmanship to a color change - to good effect.
Cheers!
Magic Fred wrote:Glenn Bishop wrote:Glenn Bishop wrote:I like to use it for a color change.
Cheers!mrgoat wrote:Yes, a turnover pass is a great color change. But I don't think that is what this thread is about.
In my opinion.
I was not talking about the turnover pass - however it also makes a great color change.Magic Fred wrote:A classic and riffle pass can also make for a pretty spiffy color change.
I wouldn't recommend the cover pass though.
Just his opinion (the guy sitting next to me of course, who else?)
I think the sound of the riffle pass can add showmanship to a color change - to good effect.
Cheers!
Wait, whose opinion is this? I'm so confused now...
Glenn Bishop wrote:I agree - also can be used as a double lift -