On Jul 21, 2019, videoman wrote:
I know it can be confusing. It says out of stock and then in most cases just ignore what it says about being discontinued. That seems to be a stock notice Penguin puts up whenever a product is out of stock.
Of course many products have been discontinued, mostly older ones, but it will still say that regardless.

On Jul 25, 2019, magic in mind wrote:
Heads up jason has released a special black ops edition. Available from him 10 units worldwide. 9 now as I've just ordered one.

On Jul 25, 2019, Fero wrote:
Differences with sudden deck 3.0??

On Jul 25, 2019, magic in mind wrote:
Jason's website deceptions is reality..its a red flatpack with an extra gimmick..giving an invisible load via a table..with additional material and ideas..costed me an xtra 15 pounds with delivery..was just about to pre order a red one from Saturn magic..which would have been cheaper n free shipping. But only 10 units worldwide worth a punt..Sudden deck is available again via penguin..was considering it..but I like flatpack better..you could still use the same patter with flatpack..but I'll be leaning more towards going up to a group asking if anyone has a deck of cards as you sat on your deck flattened it and cards have spilled out somewhere..of course unless your in a casino..you'll get a no..so magically produce one ..then show some effects.
It sure beats going up to folk and asking if they want to see a card trick.

On Jun 14, 2019, The Unmasked Magician wrote:
I'm not sure if Steve Faulkner's review has been mentioned here yet. I think it's the best review so far, anyone interested in this should watch it, imo. He makes an excellent point about the moment of the load. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRHt9GnN-bc

On Jul 29, 2019, Potty the Pirate wrote:

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On Jun 14, 2019, The Unmasked Magician wrote:
I'm not sure if Steve Faulkner's review has been mentioned here yet. I think it's the best review so far, anyone interested in this should watch it, imo. He makes an excellent point about the moment of the load. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRHt9GnN-bc

And yet, I feel certain that the "moment of the load" is exactly WHY this could be awesome.

Not knowing the exact mechanism in place, I can't be sure, but it seems to me that using a Mullica style load would mean that all the dirty work is done well in advance, in fact, it could easily be done as you pull your wallet out.......

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And yet, people are saying that performing this standing up is problematic....so I assume the load can't be done in this way. And I see without question that it most certainly could, with perhaps some modifications. Not only that, with such a load, there would be NO angle problems. And standing up would be a breeze.

I'm a fan of these type of effects, but has Jason missed a very simple solution here? I suspect version 2.0 might address these issues...or maybe this version will work with this loading method....

On Jul 29, 2019, paranormal wrote:
Does anyone have a link to the black art performance?