BRAIN WAVED

Trick by JP Vallarino
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Price: £45.60£45.60inc VAT
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How about presenting a miracle where a thought-of card, signed and removed from a normal deck, changes color?

And, the deck had already been examined and shuffled by the spectator!!!

Without any change?

This is BRAIN WAVED:

A new method for a miraculous effect!

When a normal card, freely chosen (or simply thought of prior to its being removed from the deck) changes color...

Keep in mind that everything is done under these strict conditions:

  • You are using a normal deck (examinable before, during and after the trick)
  • It is shuffled
  • A card is chosen freely (or simply thought of prior to its removal)
  • This card is taken out of the deck and signed
  • The spectator can change his mind
  • No force
  • No accomplice
  • No change
At the end of the effect, you can leave the card as a souvenir with your phone number, for example.

In the spectator's mind, there is nothing.

Nothing, nothing and nothing.

Everything is clean.

This is maybe the most magical: get such a result with all these conditions!

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Customer reviews for BRAIN WAVED

Kieran
After ordering the product and looking @ the provided download (the tutorial) i was disappointed by the trick. I was expecting more for the price and in my opinion the tutorial could have been better, it felt rushed and could have gone into more detail. I was excited when i first saw this trick advertised however I will never use it for a number of reasons such as a clumsy inelegant method (my personal opinion) and the limited amount of provided resources puts me off preforming the trick just to name a few.
Rob
Terrible. The setup fails, there's no fall-back. This sounds great in theory but fails in execution.