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wulfie66
Loyal user
224 Posts
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Posted: Oct 14, 2004 6:02am
Personally I think that the multiple change in 3d cash is too much. I use Hundy 500, going from $2's to $20's and it always seems to hit hard and packs small. 
Anyone who goes to a psychiatrist ought to have his head examined.
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joeKing
Special user
United States
979 Posts
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Posted: Oct 14, 2004 3:11pm
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On 2004-10-13 23:36, MagicChris wrote:
Slow Burn rules!! Hundy is a joke. Don't bother!!!
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Grow up...
~joeKing
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trainspotter
New user
63 Posts
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Posted: Oct 26, 2004 10:15am
Another vote for Hundy 500
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Magix
Elite user
somewhere in the desert...
432 Posts
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Posted: Oct 26, 2004 6:28pm
I have 3-D cash, and I think it could be easily re-worked if you think the multiple change is too much. That would also make it pack smaller.
BTW, mine's up for sale in the DVD sale section.
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Decomposed
Eternal Order
Cannot See
10612 Posts
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Posted: Dec 13, 2004 1:30am
Hundy 500.....currently doing it with 1s and 5s.....saving up:::)
90 seconds of pure laughs without a standing ovation!
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magicfest
New user
39 Posts
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Posted: Dec 14, 2004 11:02pm
Both Richard Sanders and Greg Wilson bought a trick called Foreign Exchange from me, at MagicFest magic shop in Portland, Oregon. They both saw me do it, bought one and then came out with their handling. For those of you who have slow burn, look on the cover of the DVD. That's the exact gimmick I hand made for Richard and he went and put it on the cover of his DVD. When he bought it from me, he urged me to put out a DVD with the trick. While I was busy producing my Dvd, He took a picture of the gimmick, re worked the handling and put out his own. I was shocked. In fact, when I made his he gave me a quote for advertising purposes raving about how good it looked. At least Greg Wilson gives me a plug on his DVD, but apparantly Richard mentions that the brazillion money is great, but that he doesn't know where to get it. I guess he forgot I had a stack of a few thousand bills here in my shop.
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CardiniMan
Regular user
Los Angeles
169 Posts
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Posted: Dec 15, 2004 3:02am
My vote goes with Hundy. I made up two sets. One with the 1's to hundreds and the other with newspaper to hundreds. My patter for the newspaper is that magicians don't need to carry around money, we are able to hypnotize anyone into believing this is money...etc etc...
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Tivoli
Loyal user
Paris (France)
247 Posts
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Posted: Dec 15, 2004 3:02am
And you didn't heard about the Tivoli's bill switch?
It's more a concept because you can do a bill switch, of course,but you can also switch a bill to a coin, a piece of paper to a chosen and signed card, a bill to a scarf,..... or you can do the vanishing of the bill, and of course the bill that you will switch is borrowed and it's not gimmicked.....If you are interrested in I can send you by email a video clip.
see ya
arthur Tivoli
Arthur Tivoli
Fantaisiste-Magicien
www.arthurtivoli.com
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lunatik
Inner circle
Date me before I become famous!
2356 Posts
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Posted: Dec 16, 2004 10:24pm
3D Cash is very nice as is Hundy 500. everyone needs to check out the demo for 3D Cash and tell me what you think. http://www.magicproshop.com/product_info.php?products_id=2261
"Don't let your Dreams become Fantasies"
Date me before I become famous!
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ncsteve
Regular user
North Carolina
148 Posts
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Posted: Dec 17, 2004 1:10am
I tried the above link but it will only download with broadband (I still have dial up).
One poster said only the Hundy allowed the bills to be inspected after the change another said both allow this. Which is correct?
Thanks in Advance,
Steve
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lunatik
Inner circle
Date me before I become famous!
2356 Posts
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Posted: Dec 17, 2004 3:27pm
They can inspect all but one, but since they handle all of them except one. its all good
"Don't let your Dreams become Fantasies"
Date me before I become famous!
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Regan
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Inner circle
U.S.A.
5440 Posts
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Posted: Dec 18, 2004 12:33am
I am doing Slow Burn....I like it alot....it may be more angly than Hundy 500, but if I am in that situation I just vary the handling.
Regan
Mister Mystery
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Jaymz023
Veteran user
Midwest
356 Posts
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Posted: Dec 28, 2004 12:45am
Wow, 3D Cash was a neat trick! I have slow burn and don't use it. Hundy 500 looks good....
Creator of "Re-Attached" an easy piece by piece Torn and Restored card routine.
http://www.lybrary.com/reattached-p-250.html
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Regan
Inner circle
U.S.A.
5440 Posts
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Posted: Dec 28, 2004 9:53pm
Why don't you use Slow Burn Jaymz023?
Mister Mystery
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Kevvy
Special user
702 Posts
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Posted: Jan 10, 2005 12:30am
I'm gonna check out 3-D cash. People are so freaked out by bill switches that they want to see second switch anyway. 3-D cash allows you to increase the dollar amount even more for the second change. It isn't a good idea to change the 100's back to ones with hundy.
I have hundy but don't use it.
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Alym Amlani
Inner circle
Canada
1428 Posts
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Posted: Jan 10, 2005 1:48am
I just got both of these videos and am now starting to play with both ideas; unfortunately the Canadian Peso no longer comes in a one dollar denomination so I'll likely use 5's and 50's. It's gonna be very visual as well because of the colour of the bills but it'll be a bit hard to cover the work (it won't blend as well!)
Check out my new and improved website:
www.logicdefied.com
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MSD921
Special user
515 Posts
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Posted: Jan 10, 2005 7:58am
I just purchased Slow Burn and like it. I do not see angles being a major problem. I'd like to hear how Hundy is less angly? I made 1 Slow Burn set in $1 to $20s, did the effect for an 11 year old on his birthday and casually handed him one of the new $20s as his present. The kids went nuts, and he obviously loved it. An expensive way to "prove" the bills had really changed...I have 3D Cash also. The extra change you can do with 3D cash is great, but the additional goodies (thickness)you have to work with make it a bit more problematic for angles and the center fold appearance....I am not sure if anyone has posted the following site for foreign currency, but it is incredible. Color pictures of THOUSANDS of foreign bills. The only problem is that sizes are not listed on all. If you email the owner with bills you are interested in, he'll email back the size. The Bolivian and Mexican bills have some exact size matches to US bills. Check it out...www.banknotes.com.
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Kevvy
Special user
702 Posts
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Posted: Jan 10, 2005 4:39pm
There are two demos on this page that will allow you to see how hundy is not angle sensitive. There is also a demo of Oz performing hundy located at the middle of the page:
http://www.penguinmagic.com/product.php?ID=728
Notice that Gregory Wilson is completely surrounded by the UC players in the first segment.
Both 3-D cash and slowburn are more visual though. I guess with hundy, you could somehow move your hand over the bills after the moves for a more visual effect.
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ClouDsss
Inner circle
1799 Posts
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Posted: Jan 11, 2005 4:02am
I prefer visibill as I can change not only denominations on the notes but also to other stuff like cheques etc and can even hand it out in the end to the spec.
Think outside the box, cos people are all thinking inside now!! - ClouDsss
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MSD921
Special user
515 Posts
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Posted: Jan 11, 2005 8:02am
Question that I do not see answered. Sorry if I missed it...Has anyone found a good source for USA currency sized "coupons"? I'd like to make up Visibill with a coupons to currency transpo. Thanks.
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Tivoli
Loyal user
Paris (France)
247 Posts
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Posted: Jan 11, 2005 11:01am
Hi folks,
Check this out and tell me what you think, no thumb tip, no nothing, only your hands http://lsp-fr.com/ Click on the movie "Tivoli's bill switch".
I realy want to know your thoughts
thanks
arthur
Arthur Tivoli
Fantaisiste-Magicien
www.arthurtivoli.com
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magiclee
Special user
542 Posts
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Posted: Jan 11, 2005 1:38pm
Hey Tivoli, I get an error message when I try to access the movie.
magiclee
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Loz
Special user
London
756 Posts
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Posted: Jan 11, 2005 2:22pm
Hi Tivoli. Me too, I download the avi ok, but it won't play.
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Tivoli
Loyal user
Paris (France)
247 Posts
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Posted: Jan 11, 2005 5:44pm
Hi folks
I'm sorry you can't see it perhaps here it'll be easier http://www.lsp-fr.com/videos/bill_switch-tivoli.wmv
Thanks
arthur
Arthur Tivoli
Fantaisiste-Magicien
www.arthurtivoli.com
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MSD921
Special user
515 Posts
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Posted: Jan 16, 2005 8:28pm
Slow Burn owners question (Or Hundy/3D Cash)- What do you find provides the most impact for the Slow Burn transposition. Color "foreign" bills to USA bills OR changing US $1s to a larger US denomination? Sometimes when I change $1s to $2s, the transposition is not real obvious. $1s to $100s is stronger, but requires a sizeable hunk of cash to be tied up. If you like the foreign transpo, what foreign bills do you find as the best to use? Sanders mentions some bills on his DVD but their size requires quite a cutting to match US bills. Thanks.
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Cheif_Magi
New user
24 Posts
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Posted: Jan 17, 2005 9:39am
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On 2004-12-14 23:02, magicfest wrote:
Both Richard Sanders and Greg Wilson bought a trick called Foreign Exchange from me, at MagicFest magic shop in Portland, Oregon. They both saw me do it, bought one and then came out with their handling. For those of you who have slow burn, look on the cover of the DVD. That's the exact gimmick I hand made for Richard and he went and put it on the cover of his DVD. When he bought it from me, he urged me to put out a DVD with the trick. While I was busy producing my Dvd, He took a picture of the gimmick, re worked the handling and put out his own. I was shocked. In fact, when I made his he gave me a quote for advertising purposes raving about how good it looked. At least Greg Wilson gives me a plug on his DVD, but apparantly Richard mentions that the brazillion money is great, but that he doesn't know where to get it. I guess he forgot I had a stack of a few thousand bills here in my shop.
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On the Hundy 500 DVD though it says that he got Patrick Page approval and his is the only authorized version. So either your Patrick Page and gave Greg approval or you didn't create the original. Also Greg could just be lying but who knows.
Any ways I love Greg Wilson's performing and teaching style so tally one up for Hundy 500
~~Chris
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Bob Johnston
Inner circle
Philadelphia, PA
1253 Posts
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Posted: Mar 12, 2005 11:44pm
MSD921:
Gee, it would be nice if you could, at least use, Some first name at the end of a post so it would be a bit less impersonal.
To do a Bill Change from Coupons is simple if you have a flat bed scanner. No one has any preconceived ideas about the size of coupons, so you can crop and print to any size to match your currency.
I scanned and printed Monopoly Money to US currency size. I use it often and no one has ever questioned the slight difference in size from the size used with the game.
I use it in some walk around with the premise of asking someone if they can break a $10.00 bill. If they say yes I bring out the “stack” of monopoly money (with NO smiling). When they show confusion, I do the change. This works even better at a check-out counter.
This has always seemed to be (to me) a logical premise. People seem more familiar with Monopoly money than some of the larger denominations of US bills.
Bob
Bob Johnston
http://twitter.com/Magic_Bob
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MSD921
Special user
515 Posts
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Posted: Mar 13, 2005 4:45pm
Bob - Thanks for the information. I like the Monopoly money idea.....BTW, my name is Mike. Pleasure to meet you! MSD921 is my CIA cover. Don't tell anyone.
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Richc98
New user
Orange Park, Fl
71 Posts
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Posted: Mar 13, 2005 5:48pm
I use Hundy 500. I change ones into twenties. I ask if anyone has a twenty that they would give me for my ones, (they see the ones and realize there are not that many 0nes). Then I do a false count, pretty badly, to show them I have twenty ones. I get a laugh and they don't even offer the twenty. Then I say that was unfortunate and asked them to watch, then I change them to twenties and show them I have $100. (Didn’t want to write the whole routine out)
I did this for the sheriff in Las Vegas, after she gave a lecture about pick pockets. I showed her this is how I keep my money, in my front pocket -big no-no by the way. But I showed her it was only $5 and she told me that wasn't enough to do anything with in Vegas. I explained to her that when I need money I just snap my fingers and they turn into twenties. But when I want to keep my money safe I turn them back into ones. Blew her away and she asked for my business card.
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Mike Brezler
Special user
Waynesboro, Pa.
653 Posts
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Posted: Mar 31, 2005 3:00am
Hundy 500 is the best in my opinion... easy to perform and angle proof... great crowd reactions.
Mike Brezler is The Wacky Wizard
www.wackywizardmagic.com
Comedy Magic for Kids and Adults
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