t11.bulletin : LINX by Alex Pandrea - Now Available

[jonraiker]

theory11 presents a brand new 1-on-1 instructional video from the mind of magician Alex Pandrea - LINX.

With just a pinch from the spectator's fingers, two rubberbands visually LINK together. The spectator can literally feel it happen. You then unlink them together in a clean, simple, fair conclusion.

Alex Pandrea presents his simple, original, and highly visual three phase linking rubberband routine. Available exclusively at theory11.

: : LINX by Alex Pandrea - $6.95

 

[scarecrow1]

Oh yea, that looks pretty awesome. I was looking for some good rubberband magic, so this is just great. Some good audience participation in there too, so this looks great. Thanks T11!

 

[r.zhang]

I've been waiting for something awesome from Pandrea. Smooth.

 

[James Smith]

I haven't seen a 1-ON-1 I've wanted in a while, I will be picking this up ASAP, looks great guys!

 

[funkymonkey477]

Yah finally a non-card related 1-on-1

 

[Reapx]

Yah finally a non-card related 1-on-1

lol i second that.

And it looks like a great rubber band effect. and since i always have a few rubberbands on me it will be a great addition to my rubber band magic routine

 

[KevinReylek]

Glad to see this finally released. Alex is a good friend of mine, and shared this with me awhile back. I use it all the time, because it not only looks great, but the sleights are minimal and any setup happens right in front of the spectator. None of the funky finger twisting moves that need 10 seconds of extreme audience distraction in order to pull off that you'll find in some other band routines.

Coincidentally enough, Alex launched a magic blog today that you guys might wanna check out as well.

http://alexpandrea.wordpress.com/

 

[Sean.Cinco]

If you guys thought this was good, wait til you see what else Alex has created. This guy is a beast when it comes to making magic.

 

[j.bayme]

Love this. That first link feels like real magic between the spectator's fingertips. Beautiful, clean, simple.

 

[Sir FansAlot]

I'm impressed. Good rubber band stuff!

 

[penguincdude]

As much as I enjoy this I do wish that the video had gone a bit more into discussing the angles. While the performance showed an almost over the shoulder view I'm not exactly sure if this would work for an actual person to person performance. I would hate to flash a bit and give away the effect.

Other than that it's a great effect though.

 

[Creeper]

I agree...I need help with the anglez...

 

[KevinReylek]

This works great in person, not only for a single spectator but for groups as well. I did this for a group of 3 people earlier today with great results. Yes, there are angles to consider (like with many effects), but they are easy to work with and cover. Simply direct your audience to where you need them to be.

 

[Alex_Pandrea]

thank you thank you.....thank you!

ummm I talk more about this effect in my new blog!- http://alexpandrea.wordpress.com/