Well if you can't perform it surrounded how on earth can you make claims that this is the strongest CIB on the market? It isn't even remotely close to being anywhere near the major leagues of CIBs..
Number one - There is no surrounded solution provided.
Number two - The coin doesn't even directly penetrate.
Number Three - Considerable amount of Pre Show work is involved.
I don't get it? It's suppose to be a Coin through Bottle, but all we see is a coin sliding behind the bottle, not through it.
It doesn't directly penetrate where you are suggesting (at least it doesn't look that way to me) and there is no surrounded solution. Yet we are to believe that this is the strongest CIB out there?
How Bazarre.
From Andy's You Tube Posts...Here is yet another comment ...
"No other CTB came close to it."
I seriously do not undertand how you can make a comment like that to intelligent people who are well aware of Coin Through Bottle Effects that have conditions yours lack.
I never said it was the BEST CTB.Any claim from the youtube posting or the website is seperate from me.
Clarrus,
My apologies if you thought I was quoting you.
I was referring to the posts made from the seller's youtube page posted by Andy himself. Jack the Magician has enlightened that this was merely opinion.
I can see how the creator would say that, but I certainly not agree with him.
Most CIBs show the coin in the bottle as soon as the penetration effect takes place and can be verified. How well rounded is Sealed and Stuck? Can you perform the penetration with an already opened bottlet hat is half full?, 1/4 full?
Essentially the water is not the issue in any of the tricks.
Does the coin create a :::splash::: like ordinary CIBS to convincingly show it to actually be IN the bottle?
Can you penetrated the coin and let it drop into a vertical bottle that is half full, and SEE the::: splash:::?
As far as I can tell, the only new idea being introduced is that a coin bigger than the mouth of the bottle is entering a full, factory sealed bottle.
I can say that YOU have to hold the bottle. This cannot be done while the spectator is holding the bottle like I saw in FS.
Well that is nothing new. In FS you can do that.
FS was introduced to the magic community some time ago.
And, People who learned it in private sectors were performing it.
Even the streamlined Factory Sealed was filmed way before Sealed n Stuck came out.
The Factory Sealed DVD teaches the big coin.
So you can't see a :::splash::: when holding the bottle as shown in the demo for Sealed n Stuck and you can't let the spec hold the bottle...hymmm.
Sounds like a coin not in the bottle.
I don't like it.
Many times without your control, someone will GRAB without warning.
This is something you have no control over.
To me a coin in bottle/through bottle ,should have an immediate verification that the coin is in fact inside the bottle the moment it is expressed.
To artistically express that the coin is in the bottle, only to cover it up (or eclipse it behind the hand) before you hand it out, look fishy to me.
I appreciate the review. I really do.
With this new information above...I would drop this down to a 6/10.
Plus,
Set up seems like it has to be done at home
Not practical enough.
No where near Impromptu or even seemingly impromptu.
Not genuine looking...looks like it is behind the bottle and not in the bottle.
Hands look extremely dirty.
To SEAL a bottle takes time or a simple investment in gimmicks.
Anyone can do that.
It will cost you time and/or $$$ though.
It really is nothing new to go that route.
Yeah if you wanted to, you can do that for ANY bottle effect.
FS is so strong that when performed properly, people swear not only the seal was in tact, but that they broke the seal.
It just that powerful.
Can Sealed N Stuck shown in the demo be performed with ribbed bottles? Bottles where i am from are all ribbed.
Well that is nothing new. In FS you can do that.
FS was introduced to the magic community some time ago.
And, People who learned it in private sectors were performing it.
Even the streamlined Factory Sealed was filmed way before Sealed n Stuck came out.
The Factory Sealed DVD teaches the big coin.
Do you know this for a fact? Not trying to be difficult or bash S&S or anything - this is a serious question. I've been interested in trying to incorporate a sealed bottle that the spec can open into Factory Sealed, and I may grab S&S just so I can get some methods for doing so (I've got a couple of ideas and methods that I came up with myself, also). Another big coin method is interesting, too.both Factory Sealed and Sealed & Stuck have differnent ways of getting the big coin in.
Do you know this for a fact? Not trying to be difficult or bash S&S or anything - this is a serious question. I've been interested in trying to incorporate a sealed bottle that the spec can open into Factory Sealed, and I may grab S&S just so I can get some methods for doing so (I've got a couple of ideas and methods that I came up with myself, also).
Yes, that is a fact.
Clarrus can confirm that once he gets Factory Sealed.
(I've got a couple of ideas and methods that I came up with myself, also).
Clarrus.
A rigid bottle question is just a question.
I live in the US and many bottles are rigid.
If we can't ask question about bottle types without a direct answer then what's the point of even inquiring further about this effect that has not been backed up by a solid prominent company?
When people make purchases they want to know the performance value of an Effect.
Set up?
Repeatable?
Genuine verifications(splash or any indication that it is in the bottle)
Are you left dirty with a gimmick?
Can the specs snatch the bottle as soon as you let go of the coin?
What kind of bottles can you use?( sooth, ridged, etc)
These are simple inquiries....
In the video it looks like the coin is just pressed up againt the back of the bottle (and not in the bottle)...I think it is pertinent to know if it can be done with rigid bottles for the demo only showed one example.
What would be the recommended bottle type?
Smooth like the demo or ridged?
I have a few ideas myself...it really isnt rocket science.
All methods like that though take a bit of pre show work.
I am reluctant to pick up a DVD that is only going to show me home prep work that I already know.
Because this product isn't backed up by a major widely known company, I am just wondering if you are gonna wind up with one of the traditional ways to doit or something very similar.