Are these suitabtle for table hopping, I always find that most coin productions, like the 'touch of Midas', make an awful lot of noise when performed. Are these meant more for stage magic or am I missing something?

Thnx for any suggestions

My Coin Production is good for table hopping. Enjoy.

Take no offense to what I am saying...but if you get noise when doing productions like touch of midas...you are doing something wrong...try to focus on the point where you get the noise...then try making changes.

Mike

The Midas Touch is supposed to be silent. That is the whole point!

Coin productions tend to be silent. The noisy part is when folks drop them into a bucket... which helps the routine play to larger groups.

From the Downs/Buckley stuff, to the Ramsay material, all the way to the latest Chris Korn video... all silent productions.

I don't know if clarification is necessary here, but the problem I'm having is with the little noise created as the coins separate in my hand. It's like a subtle scraping noise.

If this is for Touch of Midas, do you mean during the time when you drop one coin at a time from CP to fingertip rest, or when you pick a coin up from your palm up hand while depositing another?

Click, can you point us to the moment when this noise happens? Many of us have worked through this problem. If you can tell us the place in the book where you are getting noise, we can discuss without giving away secrets. Have to be careful as this is not secret sessions. Keep asking good questions.

I don't know if clarification is necessary here, but the problem I'm having is with the little noise created as the coins separate in my hand. It's like a subtle scraping noise.

Clickpass, try holding your right hand a little higher, drop the coin a tad bit slower...also, try CPing the coins a bit staggered...the point I'm trying to make here is to experiment with different hand positions and speed.

Mike

Jonathan

I have the Dover edition of Bobos' book. Page 90 second paragraph in the Method section. Problem starts after "At first it may seem difficult, but the following move facilitates the action". Bobo then goes on to explain the 'move', and it is precisley here that a noise is generated.

Thnx for all the suggestions I will continue to experiment.