Just bought this. I perform several of Aldo's effects and have been wanting this for a while. Especially since we just lost him, I decided to get it.

Love this version of the B'wave premise.

There is no equivoque and all can be examined. It has really blown everyone away that I've shown it to so far. I'll be performing this regularly.

I want to learn that one, too.

It's an excellent version.

I am a cheapskate and a complete amateur (i.e., I don't plan to make money from my magic) and admit to a reluctance to splurge on individual tricks as opposed to books and compilation videos, but this one fascinates me and in honour of the late Aldo I must pick it up.

Les

It is also in one or two of his ebooks, forget which

Mamma Mia. Just bought it.

Les

Cool. I think I'll get the same one

The Essential Aldo, a 3 DVD set, has this (on Vol.2) and may other gems. Great tricks, rather easy to do, and very entertainig.

There's a couple of versions on Aldo's site. One is a DVD on the trick, which can be downloaded from Lybrary. Really clever solution to the trick.

I got the video as well as Mamma Mia, both through Lybary. They present two different approaches to forcing the desired suit--one self-working, the other using a little SOH.

Which version are folks here referring to?

Les

1.) 4'Wave Cards: http://www.wildcolombini.com/cart/produc......609c8516 (Cards included)

2.) 4'Wave DVD: http://www.wildcolombini.com/cart/produc......609c8516 (Cards included)

3.) 4'Wave Instant Download: http://www.lybrary.com/4-wave-p-180939.html?affid=9649 (3 blank faced cards not included)

I believe that the difference between the three is that #1 includes cards and written instructions. #2 is a DVD as instructions and the cards. #3 is an instant download instruction manual, without the three blank cards. If you have the 3 blanks, #3 is the way to go. If you don't have the cards, your choice is between a DVD as instructions or written instructions.

Zack Johnston