Cartamundi's NEW E7 stock and finish! Cohort Classics from Ellusionist Deck Review and GIVEAWAY!
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
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In this episode we examine Cartamundi's new thinner playing cards stock the E7 luxury pressed cards. How do they compare to B9 true linen finish? Plus a detailed review of the Cohort Classics.
The Cohort Classics playing cards are available in both red and blue colorways, with the blue variant just recently being released. Although the decks appear to be just your run of the mill standard poker decks there are a few interesting aspects worth looking at.
The tuck boxes for both decks are identical save for the coloration of course and one other distinction that we’ll get into in more detail later.
The tuck boxes are printed on standard white glossy cardstock. They feature the Cohort branding on the front along with some other design elements such as a large spade pip with some ornamentation and a globe with longitudinal lines and a equator surrounded in a ring of gold rays.
The tops of the box announce the location of printer Cartamundi. The bottoms feature the traditional ad copy and a upc barcode. One side announces the cards as premium playing cards. The back of the box features a one to one representation of the back design, a intricately detailed design that features criss-crossing line work, floral ornamentation, arabesque frames, and small birds.
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Simafication
How the heck are u so good at deck reviews?
U make it seem like all the decks are magical
Could there be some basic cardistry for the beginners?
Lacing up my shoes, heading out the door. Grab the red, grab the blue, my Cohorts in entertaining lies. To show a dark world a touch of magic and for a moment bring some light!
First, I want to thank you for making this channel. There are other planing card review channels but yours offers a level of class and sophistication that surpasses them all.
My question is: What was your favorite interview that you have done? And for a talking point: Is there any behind the scenes funny or interesting stories you could share with us that happened either durring those trips or with the person you interviewed?
I love these mini spotlight vids for decks like these - well done.
So, of course, I have a two-part question lol: First, what have you learned about the industry/community within the first year of engaging more seriously in pursuing your interest the hobby and starting your channel? And, from that, is there any insight or words of wisdom you could provide to others just starting out?? As always, thanks TGW - you're great and I hope you're doin' well :D
A reading system I might actually be able to see. Very nice! 👍🏼
Marking the suit first is actually really handy for me, because we say the suit first and then the number.
I love classic looking decks. For an AMA: What is your beard care routine?
For a future episode: a short doc on either the history of Bicycle Cards, the history of the Rider Back card back design, or both.
Nice review !!! I think the cards at 3:02 is the jack of clubs ?
Question : who is your favorite magician (I mean, biggest inspiration) ?
Bonus question (or more likely, a request) : Can you do more interviews like the one with Alex Pandrea, please ? I also love this kind of content !
Giveaway entry:
Jack of clubs of course. lol
Questions: When did you start magic? And who was your favourite magician?
Mine`s Lennart Green.
Great Work as always. Peace
I bought a couple decks of Blue Cohorts and they have the thinnest stock I know, even thinner than Bicycle Elite. I really love them.
I learnt something today, thanks to you : I hadn't even noticed they are marked !
My question is: For how long have you been collecting playing cards and how many decks do you already have in your collection?
Love your videos :)
All hail the hew video from the Gentleman Wake.
Love all your videos and am always so excited for them
Love new intro
Love how detailed you are
Love how you put lots of effort into making these videos
Love how high-quality your videos are
Long story short: Love everything about this channel
Great video love all your content! Keep up the great work!!! Best cheap decks for beginners?
For your AMA: Has the Lady Wake caught any of the collecting bug or is she just super-supportive or this strange hobby? Great to see another video, Omar!
Another excellent review. I am very curious to try out the new stock. My question is what were some of the biggest challenges you faced when designing your Parlour Playing Cards and how did you overcome them?
Could you give a list of a few top manufacturers for tuck boxes?
I'm interested in your background, IOW what experience did you have before you started TGW channel?
That looked like the Jack of Clubs and i would love to see you talk about the mint 2 decks.
My question for you to consider answering is does the thinner stock reduce the longevity of the cards or does the less heavy handling needed to produce excellent flourishes mean they in theory last longer. great review
Do you think that gold rounders (Daniel Madison) are the proof that both luxury and minimalistic design can go together ?
New to the channel, I really dig the atmosphere. Can you or do you already have a video show casing your room? Also have you ever released any cards yourself?
Hey.... Can you please explain the process of designing and printing your deck of cards? From the design process, to the Kickstarter campaign to the printing and fulfillment. That would be an awesome informative video.
Thank you and keep up the great work!
Great video! Absolutely loved the cohorts after watching your video, I wasn't the greatest fan of it but it does certainly seem much more appealing now! So, do tell us more about your life such as how you got into cards in the first place! What inspired you to collect and review and even design (with so much success) and how it led you to where you are now. Would love a greater insight into it!
Want to know your goals for next maybe 3-5 years! Goals on your channel and in life! It's very interesting
those card look really good the design and everything is just like a magic perk
When is Backerkit for Parlour is going out? Awesome video as always!
A question I'd like to hear is how to best break in a deck and how to take care of the deck to keep some longevity.
My question would be which ellusionist deck do you prefer? I recognize you like the more fine designs but I believe they have far superior designs to T11. Give us a full length video on it so that we can properly take the time to appreciate your favorite Ellusionist deck.
I would love to know what process went into designing the parkour deck, and what you would recommend others who want to design cards to start with.
Do you think that limited edition cards are becoming too popular? Do you think those decks would sell out for the prices they do now if they weren't limited?
Keep up the great work!
Any plans to do a video on cut processes and finishes? You can even do separate vids for each company :)
Another great review. Not a fan of what E decks that have been producing for the last couple of yrs but this review made me wanting to have a cohort deck.
For AMA: what are the random numbers at the intro, for? What do they mean?
And card is J of C
excellent marking system, spectators often look but very rarely see ... do you have a formula for reviewing decks or does it depend on the deck you will be reviewing? ... as always thanks for sharing
Hey TGW: Could you do a review on what happens behind the camera? Maybe a split screen showing what happens while you are filming so we can see a 360 of what you go through
Just got into your videos, I dig it. About how many decks would you say you currently have? Being in the review/and production business has got to pump it up tremendously.
This deck is classic and have unique design i love it
How long did it take you to decide over your channels identity? And maybe make some videos where you explain in more in detail about the different stocks, finish, etc (for beginners). Thanks!
Im def impressed by the quality of your vids. Keep it up! :)
What are your thoughts on the E7 stock? I've heard a few people say they feel /too/ thin which is interesting.
Also, unrelated but it's been awesome seeing your card handling skills improve as you release new videos. Currently working on the riffle fan myself ;)
What was the decision process like when starting out? How did you get the Idea to start deck reviews, which is a very niche market, and add such a high production value to your videos?
Another great video as usual. What do you do for living?
What decks do you use on a daily rotation like on a daily basis.
What type of movie genre is your favorite? What are some other hobbies or collectables do you like? How many questions can I ask😂? Great review was interested in those cards when I saw the claim about being super thin. Saw magic orthodoxys review on them. Not sure🤔sure about those.
Thanks for another good review! How many decks do you have in your own personal collection of playing cards? Greetings from Sweden 🙂
Great video!
What are you currently working on? All areas of magic and business considered...
Id Like to know some more stuff about the production of playing cards. Like how are they crushed...how are there linen in the cards and so on.
What advice would you give aspiring cardists and collectors?
Jack of Clubs. After the fulfillment of the Parlour is done, how soon will you start on your next playing card project?
Question: Will you ever dp a video of something apart decks reviews? And the card was the jack of clubs.
Hey ! Would you consider talk about the process of creating a deck of cards? Like all we need to have before launching the kickstarter campaing and somo advices and tips that you came across on your deck creation process? Sorry if you already talked about it . cheers ! :)
Great review like all ways
My question
Like many people I orderd a brick and some extra stuff incl the green deck but how many decks did you order for your self?
Can you please do some street magic or just a performance....I really want to see your style of magic :) Also I love the channel, plz don't stop :)
Beautiful dec cards, I would like to win one, wanted to see videos of how to cast cards.
What would be your go to marked deck ? Do you use marked decks ?
Really like your videos good job 😊
Nice review as always! So since you've handled a ton of cards by now, what is your take on a perfect deck of cards? What stock,cut and finish would you? Design wise what will be your choices? Marked or unmarked? Jokers reveals or identical jokers? Custom courts or standard stuff? Would love to know your opinion
These are beautiful cards. What company has produced the most playing cards, besides bicycle brand.??👍👍👍👍
I'm was wondering how u got the idea for your cards and what inspired u the most.
What will your advice be for upcoming magicians?
What's your favorite single playing card? Like Daniel Madison's King of Diamonds or David Blaine's King of Spades
You should do music reviews.... Would love it
Giveaway entering:
Do you cut your Videos and if yes how long does it take you.
Great video!
Btw the card you showed us was a jack of clubs!
Since your recent kickstarter campaign for the Parlour deck turned out to be a success, do I hear any Parlour V2s in the future??
I've always used the Series 1800s as my readers, but I might have to pick up a deck of these blue Cohorts to see how Cartamundi's new stock is like! In any case, looking forward to seeing hopefully more collabs with others?
If you had to pick between being the best cardist or the best magician which would you Choose and why ?
I recently got the red cohorts and they're very much in the style I like. My only complaint would be the super thin borders. 1/2 a millimeter more would make them perfect.
Anyway, my question would be how did you get Alex Pandrea, Assad Chaudry, Dan (or Dave) Buck etc to appear on the channel and help with the Parlour deck promotion.
Also, do you know anyone who drives a black GMC?
Could you rank your favourite stock/finish combinations from the main printing companies?
What's the best advice you've been given or taken away from something and what's the one piece of advice you would give?
Which Deck do you want in your Collection and why?
How much will it cost to print the minimum number of design cards on USPCC?It would be interesting to learn more about how to create your own project on kickstarter
what is the best way to overcome nervousness while performing?
Good review,now my question is Why can people do a review without reveal the secret?
my question - how many decks do you have in your collection? how and where do you store all of them?
I would like to know what got you started not only into RUclips but in playing cards as well
Given the extreme variety of decks, what would be the criteria to build a deck collection?
Decent decks! Blue for me:)
How did you first pursue designing or developing your own deck? How did you manage to collaborate with Stockholm17?
what's your plans after the parkour deck release? Are you going for a new design in the future?
Another awesome video! My question is: What was the inspiration for "The Gentleman Wake" moniker?
What marking system do you prefer on a "marked deck"? Do you like the "reader type" like this Cohorts and Adam's Keepers? So, all you have to do is look at the card and spot the H and Q (Queen of Hearts). Or do you prefer a marking system like the Mint deck by 52Kards? For that deck, you can't figure out what the card is unless you know its marking system. So, which is it?
I would like to know specifically why you chose cardamundi for the parlor decks vs others like uspcc.
At what age did u start being fascinated by cards
Who do you think would win in a fight to the death, The Bloody-Nine (The First Law trilogy) or The Gunslinger (The Dark Tower series)?
I'm curious how or what it was that got you interested in getting into RUclips. Your stuff is so well polished. Keep it up 👍
For the AMA, I would like to know what is your favorite card in a deck and why?
As you know plenty about card stock, I am curious what you think of how the DKNG Red Wheels cards feel. It is USPCC, but does not feel like any other USPCC card stock I have felt before (the Red Wheels feel superior). Are there other decks out there with the same characteristics?
What would you suggest would be a good start to learn some fundamentals on video editting?
What prompted you to start reviewing decks over youtube? What deck got you started in collecting playing cards?
Can you do a deck review on virtuoso decks or cardistry touch decks? I want to know whether they are worth buying or not.
Whats the pirce for these cards?
Great video, as always! I would like to know if you have a favourite finish or are you happy if the deck handles well regardless of the manufacturer or finish ?(because some people will always just go with USPCC because its the standard and they are used to it)
Love the channel and vids!
What would you do differently to the Parlour deck if you could?
What deck would you prefer for beginner magic and cardistry handling that are also not so expensive too?
What gives you inspiration in the cardistry scene?
I'm really interested in how to make a deck of cards.
With that, I mean the WHOLE process behind it. ( designing, contact with printing company ( ex USPCC ), and how to sell it (ex eBay)).
I saw your deck that you created and I was really wondering how you did it.
Great video , wonder how much money have You put into parlour deck ? Since its kickstarter must been founded alot you get money all of it ?
If you were on a deserted island, and could take ANY deck of cards, but just one deck with you, which deck would you choose? Also, Jack of clubs.
You decided to name your deck the Parlour deck. Why that name? Like how did you decide on that name? Was there a list you went through?
Class review as always!
Which is your favorite deck ?
what was your first deck of playing cards that you bought, do you still own it? If yes, what does it look like, if no, what happened to it?
The card in the video was the Jack of Clubs.
Does RUclips as a medium for communicating your enjoyment of cards provide any fun for you? Is it worth the work?
Are you always adding to your cardistry repertoire? With everything going on right now how much time do you have for just the cardistry?