Resonance

This hits hard. Not for everyone though. Highly recommend being familiar with some form of false riffle shuffle and also, this is for the mentalist. If mentalism isn't your thing then leave now. You also have to have a slight amount of control over your spectator, and as always ,practice practice practice ! Highly recommend.

I wasn't really expecting much for 8 dollars, but somehow I was still disappointed. I was expecting something new, but this is not new at all! The whole "spectator shuffles" thing threw me off. This trick is okay, if presented correctly, but I probably won't be using it.

After few performance i realize this trick is so strong when you doing it for a girls the strongest part of this trick is the presentation and having a deck in spectator hands its really sell this effect, i love this kind trick because so simple yet power full.

This method is fantastic! it reminds me of (*Edited for Exposure*) , but the way Resonance works makes it all the more valuable. It makes the readings more complex and more real. The way people respond when the cards are called out, even after they're shuffled.

At first I thought it's just another trick,but i found it's the opposite
I am happy that they update the tutorial and explain the technique in details,(update by Daniel Madison ) so stop reading and go buy this trick

I wanted to review this as it seems E has added to it since the first few reviews below were given. The video is now over 46 minutes long, featuring none other than Daniel Madison giving further explanation and presentation of the effect.
The effect, as taught, I think is stronger than shown in the trailer. Having the spectator do the shuffle (not in the trailer and which Madison provides some additional ideas) really makes this seem impossible.
I am very glad I purchased this one and expect it to be a favorite to perform once I get a bit of practice and the presentation down.

The video, although short, provides what I believe to be a thorough explanation. The PDF gives everything you need that's not in the video. I love this trick and the reactions it is capable of getting. (I also believe it was worth 5 stars before Daniel Madison's addendum, which didn't seem to do much for me).

I really did enjoy learning this effect. I've used it a few times, and it gets great reactions. The only issue I had was the lack of description of the actual method. The PDF file helped a lot, but next time, go through the actual method in the video. Thanks!

Clicked through to this via the email bait...figured at $7 I'll pick it up. For a 10 minute video, it's disappointing to find that 4 minutes of that are the exact video preview on this page. There's a link to a PDF, which is fine, I suppose.

You'll likely already have a good idea of the method as most of these types of tricks are very similar. What I was curious about, though, was 'spectator can shuffle', which I assumed meant BEFORE the trick starts. That would've made it seem much more impossible but is sadly not the case. The shuffle happens part way into the performance and has to be a specific shuffle. That said, you could incorporate sleights to improve on the setup, so it's a good foundation to build on. I can see it being fun to tinker with.

Regardless, apparent supernatural abilities are always fun to witness, and I'll always support people coming up with new ways to entertain like this. The reaction is what ultimately matters and this certainly causes heads to be scratched.

3 stars for mildly misleading description and shortness of video. I wouldn't class a trick that can be taught in a couple of minutes as 'intermediate'. This is basically self-working, one that feels more like a trick you would learn in that magic book you received for Christmas that one time. Still, Lewis is a charming fellow and there's not much to grumble about at this price. The effect outweighs the lack of content. I'm happy. =]