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exohordon - October 17, 2004 09:48 AM (GMT)
Guys anyone bought this trick?
Hypno-Bill
Looks very visual
If u dun know this trick check out http://www.murphysmagicsupplies.com/index2.html
there is a video demo on the trick.

I wonder if it works wif Singapore bills.
Someone enlightenme on that?

zinally - October 17, 2004 11:19 AM (GMT)
It just using a gimick notes nothing special if you buy the notes u know the secret and handling similarly to blank paper to notes. rating 2/10 as the notes cannot be inspected.

GordonLi - October 17, 2004 11:19 AM (GMT)

GordonLi - October 17, 2004 11:32 AM (GMT)
its very visual, but i wouldnt do it closeup. ppl will request to examine the bill. maybe its good for parlour or stage setting where people just see a visual bill switch and a "clean" change, so they will not go up to stage and demand to see it.

btw, this is better for paper to money. if u do money to money, ppl will suspect it is gimmicked and demand u do it on their bill, paper to money looks more innocent. i dont think u can borrow paper, so use ur own paper, this fits in perfectly well. of course, do paper to money also because of the technical aspect of the trick.

CLJ - October 17, 2004 12:39 PM (GMT)
This is decent but if you want to have a bill change that really looks like magic you guys should check out Richard Sander's Slowburn. The gimmick does take time to make, and some of you may die of frustration trying to make it but it really looks amazing. :)

exohordon - October 17, 2004 01:36 PM (GMT)
Slowburn is the same as Hundy 500 ain't it ?
The one by Greg Wilson.
I have the booklet on how to make the gimmick if u guys are interested.
Its hard using Singapore notes

dimsumdemon - October 17, 2004 02:09 PM (GMT)
See lar i tell you dun buy liao, everyone here giving negative ratings,,,LOLz

CLJ - October 18, 2004 07:01 AM (GMT)
QUOTE (exohordon @ Oct 17 2004, 09:36 PM)
Slowburn is the same as Hundy 500 ain't it ?
The one by Greg Wilson.
I have the booklet on how to make the gimmick if u guys are interested.
Its hard using Singapore notes

Slowburn and Hundy are not the same. Hundy 500 is by Greg Wilson, and Slowburn by Richard Sanders. Hundy doesn't have the visual aspect of the notes changing visually like Slowburn has, but I don't think it's in any way inferior. ;) Also, both are dvds, not booklets. ;) (hey, I just realised we have new smilies!!! ^_^ ^_^ :P )

exohordon - October 18, 2004 10:09 AM (GMT)
Ya its dvds
but i have the e-book on how to make the exact gimmick wif pictures.
Hundy 500 and slowburn utlises the same concept i believe

GordonLi - January 23, 2005 03:45 AM (GMT)
yes they use the same concept, only that slowburn teaches a more "visual" change in a way but hundy 500 teaches a more "sudden" change. i think hundy 500 came first?

Justinkim - February 8, 2005 03:55 AM (GMT)
i would love to have the ebook :)

yujie - February 13, 2005 08:42 AM (GMT)
i have tis hypno bill.....it's workable, but too gimmicky...u can't handout d bill, maybe try using a himber wallet? ^_^

Dav El - November 8, 2005 09:21 AM (GMT)
Folks,

I have Hypno-bill, Hundy 500 & Slowburn.
My humble opinions:
Hyno-bill is not examinable. so its not very streetwise. Movement is very rigid too. Angles are bad.

Slowburn as the name says it, is a slow illusion that shows a visual "metamorphsis" effect. But the angles are super terrible. not very streetwise. my non-magic friends could guess the logic easily.

Hundy 500 won the respect from all my friends. Using the same mechanics and concept (i used the exact same slow burn gimmick for hundy 500) but performed differently, its examinable (explained in DVD), and i did 360 degrees in a street crowd. Non saw through it and all were amazed. On another occasion, i used the video projector (not OHP) in an auditorium to show everyone. The results were amazing and its a reputation builder. Worth all your last dollar to buy it. Its in my wallet all the time and i use Singapore 10 dollars. If done well, even the performer will not see the trick behind it cos its all using the feel of touch to work the trick. can do blind folded 360 degress, and no one will know how its done

Hyno-bill is a waste of money and the traditional TT effect is better. Get it only if you like to learn more secrets of the trade. but most likely, you won't perform it.

Lefty - November 9, 2005 04:40 AM (GMT)
Hi everyone, i am new to notes, just wandering how does Hundy 500 rountine like? It sounds like a good magic, and where can i look out for it? :)

Falcon121 - November 9, 2005 02:24 PM (GMT)
Hang on...

u (Dav El) used the slowburn gimmick for Hundy 500?

is the gimmick exactly the same but handling different?

how issit one is angel proof and the other angle-sensitive?

I thought hundy could only be used with US Dollars?

Dav El - November 10, 2005 03:09 AM (GMT)
Falcon121,

Yes i used Slow Burn gimmick for Hundy 500.

gimmick is EXACTLY the same, but each uses different handling

how issit one is angel proof and the other angle-sensitive?
(answering this question willl reveal the secrets basically, but if u see the demo video, you should understand) the best angle for slow burn is only about 180 degrees, but this angle is weird and exposes the obvious logic behind it. Sanders's effective angle is only about 90 degrees.

Hundy 500 can be used with any currency around the world. Sanders used canadian & u.s. for his slowburn gimmick. Although wilson used only u.s. notes, there are tons of notes in the world that can be used with singapore notes. Go creative!

Hundy 500 scores high in angles and street worthiness, but it doesn't have the wow factor like visi bill or traditional bill switch.

I hope i helped you

I think i have said more than i should, and i should give credit to sanders afterall for re-inventing his bill switch. kudos to him and all the other wonderful magicians

all the best to you

Falcon121 - November 10, 2005 05:16 AM (GMT)
so i take it that u recomend (sp?) the Hundy 500?




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