OSYN

ANY CARD. NO FORCE.  OSYN: Only Switch You’ll Need, and now comes with 'The Advocate' by Daniel Madison. Mark Calabrese has finally released his most guarded secret to date… OSYN is a system which allows you to switch out any playing card, money or object roughly that size, with the spectator burning your hands with their eyes the entire time. Inspired by Jay Sankey’s “Paperclipped” Mark has refined and developed this groundbreaking method in to what it is today. With over an hour of teaching, Calabrese gives you the real work on OSYN, and tells you why OSYN is an upgrade to 'Paperclipped'.  "Super clean. I will definitely find a place for this in my show" - Bill Malone "... this will be replacing any other switch I use for billet work." - Peter Turner OSYN comes with  4 well-prepared routines... You will NEED to construct your own Gimmick... Imagination Card: The spectator inspects a blank card, the magician then folds it and attaches a paperclip for safety, leaving it in their hand. The spectator is invited to name any card at all. They open their hand, the card has Changed into their Freely named card. Everything can be examined.  Signed Card: This miracle can be done at a moment's notice with a signed card from the spectator. Mark teaches his handling on one of his most performed effects. Any Word (Business Card Transformation): A clever way of giving your business cards to clients and a devious way of using an open prediction. They will believe you can read minds. This routine will be sure to stick with your audience forever. Signed Bill: Mark teaches one of his sneakiest routines when a signed bill appears in the spectator’s wallet "...So good " - Doug McKenzie You will also learn several bonus handlings, tips, and tricks that will not only allow you to smoothly perform for anyone but will give you confidence for your next performance. This is the HOLY GRAIL of switches and is a MUST for ANY Magician. Order OSYN Today. "There's no move to catch and nothing to see before or after. Simple, and devious."  - Robert Smith