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TheGreatRaymondo
Special user
Manchester, England
732 Posts
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Posted: Sep 30, 2011 4:36pm
Received mine today...
As always making things simple is the difficult thing to do!
However, these guys have pulled it off yet again! (I have the TKO also).
This is crafty. Very crafty indeed!
We are inclined to believe those whom we do not know because they have not yet deceived us...
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QuailCreek
Regular user
How many toasties with my
186 Posts
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Posted: Oct 1, 2011 1:44am
Looks like I'm going to have to pick TKO as well.
Thanks a lot Jeff and Michael.
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Callisto
New user
France
61 Posts
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Posted: Oct 4, 2011 11:57am
Very good product ! ... but a bit complicated when you are left handed.... obliged to inverse the movement, and it is not very natural.
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itsupyoursleeve
New user
Keighley, UK
50 Posts
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Posted: Oct 15, 2011 4:44pm
Received mine today and despite ony having enough time play around with it for half n hour I realise that this is going to haveo many other uses that what its currently sold as.
PS its Magic at www.itsupyoursleeve.com
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wizardofsorts
Special user
Chicago, IL
847 Posts
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Posted: Oct 22, 2011 11:55am
So I assume wearing a vest is out?
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illusioneer
Special user
New York City, New York
560 Posts
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Posted: Oct 22, 2011 2:07pm
No. I bet a vest would be okay.
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Luke Dancy
Special user
Living in Las Vegas
624 Posts
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Posted: Oct 22, 2011 2:48pm
Jeff sent over a copy of this for us to look at and we did a full review of it on last week's episode of the Magic Marketplace. Not only did we review the product and give our opinion but we also answered questions sent in from viewers so all angles are covered. If you'd like to see the review I've included the link below. Have a great weekend guys! http://youtu.be/uGL1h4u2En0
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mayniac
Special user
552 Posts
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Posted: Oct 23, 2011 2:09pm
I just finished writing a big review (with pictures haha!) for Any Signed Card to Any Spectator's Wallet. I tried to answer all the major questions that you may have about the effect.
The main thing that I did not address was the "lefty issue," because I had no experience with it, and it sounds as if Jeff is going to be taping a video about it soon, anyway. If I left something else out please feel free to ask, though!
You can read my review here!
Official Product Reviewer of Trick Shop Magic
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Mark Jarvis
Regular user
165 Posts
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Posted: Jan 9, 2012 11:12am
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On 2011-10-04 11:57, Callisto wrote:
Very good product ! ... but a bit complicated when you are left handed.... obliged to inverse the movement, and it is not very natural.
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When you purchase the UCCU you receive a password that will give access to the member’s only section of Jeff Kaylor's website. There you will find a special section for the left handed magician. Jeff covers left handed handling in detail. I am left handed and have no trouble with the UCCU.
In the members only section Jeff also explains how to perform with a tie. There are benefits to wearing a tie and the handling of the device is not difficult.
Mark Jarvis
The Magic Of Magic
Solon, Ohio
The Magic Is In Your Hands
http://www.themagicofmagic.com
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ThatsJustWrong!
Special user
My flying monkeys are perched on
590 Posts
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Posted: Jan 10, 2012 4:09pm
I love the UCCU but find myself using it in conjunction with other tricks since I save my wallet with KK as my out. It works fine with a tie and I'm considering getting a second to make my own 'condo'. A very, very useful addition!
Joe Leo
www.MisfitMagic.net
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MichalMystic
Loyal user
238 Posts
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Posted: May 5, 2012 9:13pm
Love this! I will say I find the members section a little lacky of ideas, but one that was there was using uccu for a sandwich effect. Ive been working this idea for a few weeks now and blow people minds!
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MR Effecto
Elite user
488 Posts
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Posted: May 8, 2012 8:40am
I use this to get rid of my TT after doing a bill switch.
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Zombie Magic
Inner circle
I went out for a beer and now have
6569 Posts
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Posted: May 8, 2012 1:31pm
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On 2012-05-08 08:40, MR Effecto wrote:
I use this to get rid of my TT after doing a bill switch.
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It's just one of those amazing extras you get with this device. A TT is always ready!
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maxnew40
Veteran user
397 Posts
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Posted: May 8, 2012 2:54pm
From what I have read I gather that you need a button down shirt, is that correct? I often perform in medieval clothing and I don't wear a button down shirt. Dang it, this realy sounded like a great gimmick.
-Max
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MagicSteve84
Loyal user
266 Posts
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Posted: May 8, 2012 4:48pm
Correct. You would need a button up shirt or something similar. I would try to alter your medieval costume to conform to this requirement because this gimmick is too good not to use. I am at work right now and I have been wearing mine all day. I totally forget it is there until someone asks to see a trick. I love it!
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MR Effecto
Elite user
488 Posts
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Posted: May 9, 2012 6:05am
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On 2012-05-08 16:48, MagicSteve84 wrote:
Correct. You would need a button up shirt or something similar. I would try to alter your medieval costume to conform to this requirement because this gimmick is too good not to use. I am at work right now and I have been wearing mine all day. I totally forget it is there until someone asks to see a trick. I love it!
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I also do the same thing. Love this thing. Nobody ever knows its there.
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itsmagic
Special user
middle earth
633 Posts
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Posted: May 9, 2012 10:54am
I wonder if Kaylor can line the inside of the UCCU with satin so the load & retrieval would be smooth as silk. I'm gonna look into getting this done for myself.
Overall I like this utility. It's genius & Kaylor's load and retrieval looks invisible!
The only gripe I have is the length of the DVD. Would be nice if the creator went deeper into nuances of the load & retrieval. He showed you how to do it, but didn't delve deep enough. Also would be nice if they showed a complete performance either studio or street so we could get a feel for timing and flow within a routine. Instead cuts of the performance were shown to illustrate the techniques - akin to printed instructions, instead of a complete magic tutorial like those from Richard Sanders or Bill Abott or a ton out there. Maybe they preferred customers to get further tips and info through their website.
Besides my issue with the brevity of the DVD, I thought the gimmick is great. I will look into lining my UCCU with satin. I think this will be a joy to perform with.
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MR Effecto
Elite user
488 Posts
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Posted: May 10, 2012 4:10pm
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On 2012-05-09 10:54, itsmagic wrote:
I wonder if Kaylor can line the inside of the UCCU with satin so the load & retrieval would be smooth as silk. I'm gonna look into getting this done for myself.
Overall I like this utility. It's genius & Kaylor's load and retrieval looks invisible!
The only gripe I have is the length of the DVD. Would be nice if the creator went deeper into nuances of the load & retrieval. He showed you how to do it, but didn't delve deep enough. Also would be nice if they showed a complete performance either studio or street so we could get a feel for timing and flow within a routine. Instead cuts of the performance were shown to illustrate the techniques - akin to printed instructions, instead of a complete magic tutorial like those from Richard Sanders or Bill Abott or a ton out there. Maybe they preferred customers to get further tips and info through their website.
Besides my issue with the brevity of the DVD, I thought the gimmick is great. I will look into lining my UCCU with satin. I think this will be a joy to perform with.
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What a good idea.
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MichalMystic
Loyal user
238 Posts
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Posted: May 21, 2012 10:02pm
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On 2012-05-10 16:10, MR Effecto wrote:
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On 2012-05-09 10:54, itsmagic wrote:
I wonder if Kaylor can line the inside of the UCCU with satin so the load & retrieval would be smooth as silk. I'm gonna look into getting this done for myself.
Overall I like this utility. It's genius & Kaylor's load and retrieval looks invisible!
The only gripe I have is the length of the DVD. Would be nice if the creator went deeper into nuances of the load & retrieval. He showed you how to do it, but didn't delve deep enough. Also would be nice if they showed a complete performance either studio or street so we could get a feel for timing and flow within a routine. Instead cuts of the performance were shown to illustrate the techniques - akin to printed instructions, instead of a complete magic tutorial like those from Richard Sanders or Bill Abott or a ton out there. Maybe they preferred customers to get further tips and info through their website.
Besides my issue with the brevity of the DVD, I thought the gimmick is great. I will look into lining my UCCU with satin. I think this will be a joy to perform with.
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What a good idea.
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After seeing this I got my wife to use a black silk I had and to sew it to the inside..all I can say is...works beautifully!
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Blindside785
Inner circle
Olympia, Washington
2799 Posts
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Posted: May 23, 2012 8:15am
I went out and performed card to spectator's wallet a few weeks ago outside of a club. Such a brilliant utility!
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