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Aces In Their Faces Review

June 15th, 2010 4:17pm
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Reviewed by Thomas Sciacca
One effect in magic may have dozens or more methods, and variations. The search for the 'best' anything, even if found-can be put aside temporarily, because of the NEWEST 'best' method. I love when I find an effect whose plot, method, and presentation give me every reason to LOOK NO FURTHER. Aces in their Faces is such an effect for me. Before the customary assembly, there is the sudden and EFFORTLESS appearence of face up aces in the otherwise face down deck-just gorgeous! Kohler's routining, truly gives a sense of free choice on the spectators part, again, very smooth. Perhaps the only other version of the ace assembly which left strong impressions on me, was Final Aces by Bro. John Hamman. That routine has repetitive phases ( for anyone unfamiliar), making each assembly seem more and more impossible. It's an older routine, which I want to learn-but, Aces in their Faces is quicker and it's the one that I carry with me much of the time. I'll also say, that it's so easy to perform, I almost feel guilty!

Product info for Aces In Their Faces

Author: Kohler, Bob
Publisher: Bob Kohler Productions
Average Rating:  (4)
Retail Price: $15.00
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Manufacturer's Description:

It's the easiest Ace Assembly in the world. David Copperfield, Ricky Jay and countless other professional's have been making the Ace Assembly one of the highlights of their shows. Now you can perform it, instantly. That's right, instantly. A deck of cards is shown to be all face-down. You make a magical gesture and show the Ace of Spades now face-up on top of the deck. The deck is cut and squared -up and magically, the remaining three aces also turn face-up. These cards are now placed on the table in four separate packets. The aces, under 'test conditions', magically migrate until they all appear together in one packet. No goofy moves, no fiddle faddle counts to memorize, and best of all, it immediately resets so you can go on and do it instantly for someone else.

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