I was wondering if anyone had purchased this and what are your thoughts on it.

I did and I like it a lot!

It's a propless technique that opens a lot of possibilities and could be used both as a force and as a "peek" of an item from a list.

The list can be (but is not limited to) numbers, letters, months, colors, etc...

It won't work everytime and you'll have to be able to pick the right person, but honestly I feel it will work 99% of time (I have tried it a few times and it hasn't failed yet).

Thanks for your feedback.

Can it be used for only one list or two different lists with a spectator.

As it would be good if I could get two pieces of information.

I think you could do it twice in a row without giving it away... but I wouldn't try it

Thanks for the info. Its always hard to know what to buy when it comes to propless.

Thanks! I was wondering about this one and was going to hit "buy" just not and checked again for any review, and glad to see this.

Looking forward to trying this out. Fits well with the work I'm doing...

Dave

Hey guys,

This morning I went on a purchase spree, and bought some stuff from Penguin, like the Banachek lecture, and other stuff, and also bought the new Peter Turner ebook and this ebook from e-mentalism.

If e-mentalism keeps this up, I am going to go bankrupt, lots of good things in magic and mentalism nowadays, like Luke Jermay's Marksman's Deck as well.

Anyway, back to the topic at hand, Shifting by Matt Mello.

I had not seen something like this before, as far as layering, since Matt does a good job at layering the routine together, though the basic core idea, after reading it, reminded me of a release from Myke Phillips in Manus, and also Peter Turner in Not Another Ed Marlo Snap Change, even Fraser Parker's name came up in my mind.

This is impromptu and you can perform this pretty much anywhere, and everywhere. I wouldnt recommend it via the phone, but Skype may work, but in person is always best.

With this system, if you can call it that, you are able to deduce numbers, which is the basic routine, from 0-9. You are also able to vary it by divining Letters, Colors, Months, and much more.

I have an idea on how I will use this on divining star signs with this. This idea is brilliant and should not be overlooked. The price I believe was $14.00 which is pretty reasonable for what you get, since this is a tool that you may want to have in your arsenal.

As always, Matt delivers, and the stuff I have read from him in the past, never disappoints, and is always easy and clever.

I recommend this wholeheartedly.

Thanks

Alex Alejandro