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The Servante is a close-up magician's most important utility device! This secret assistant helps you ditch, steal, switch or retract items which is essential for vanishes, appearances and changes of all kinds.
Shin Lim has completely redesigned the Servante from the ground up. It has been honed over thousands of performances. This is the exact unit he uses in all of his close-up and stage Shows worldwide. You can use this newly designed apparatus sitting or standing, the possibilities are limitless!
Shin teaches: set-up, bag options, design, movement, application as well as a behind-the-scenes look into how he uses this in his own act.
Comes complete with everything you need to start performing.
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Customer reviews for Servante
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Manuel
I am writing this review as a warning to the uninitiated who might waste their hard earned money on this total garbage. It couldn’t be more cheaply made. The pouches are made of nylon which are extremely noisy when trying to lap a coin. I have tried everything to muffle the sound and nothing works. This is only practical in an environment with a lot of background activity or music. Not good for the close-up for which I had intended to use it.
The platform supplied for the switching pouch is made of cardboard! This is a $100.00 item!
The tutorial is a joke! He describes how to place the servante, and how to assemble the cardboard box. Nothing else! No tips as to how to use the device. No tips on how to make the device more quiet. There is no mention of even one real world application. I understand that this is a utility device, as are many magic products. Every utility device I have ever bought, without exception, included a compendium of ideas. This will regrettably go to the bottom of my junk drawer.
The platform supplied for the switching pouch is made of cardboard! This is a $100.00 item!
The tutorial is a joke! He describes how to place the servante, and how to assemble the cardboard box. Nothing else! No tips as to how to use the device. No tips on how to make the device more quiet. There is no mention of even one real world application. I understand that this is a utility device, as are many magic products. Every utility device I have ever bought, without exception, included a compendium of ideas. This will regrettably go to the bottom of my junk drawer.
