Description
Astor's Telekinetic Boxes: Make an object travel from one box to another... right before the spectator's eyes!
Imagine the spectator placing their own ring into one of the boxes. You then carefully close the boxes using the provided rubber bands.
It seems completely impossible: the ring is securely locked inside its box.
And yet, in just a few seconds, the spectator's ring mysteriously teleports from one box to the other!
With Astor's Telekinetic Boxes, you perform a remarkably visual and direct transposition. The spectator can use their own ring, making the experience even more personal and inexplicable.
Two boxes... and objects that swap places!
The effect isn't limited to just teleporting a ring.
You can also place an object in each of the two boxes. After closing them, the two objects mysteriously swap places—again, in just a few seconds.
This second option offers numerous variations, allowing you to easily adapt the presentation to the objects available.
You can make an object travel from one box to the other or have both objects instantly transpose, creating a visual effect that defies explanation for the spectator.
Highlights
- The spectator can use their own ring
- Two boxes specially designed for the effect
- Boxes are secured with rubber bands
- The ring mysteriously moves from one box to the other
- The transposition happens in seconds
- Option to place an object in each box
- The two objects can then swap places
- A visual and direct transposition
With Telekinetic Boxes, all you need are two boxes and an object to create a truly impossible moment.
Whether you choose to transport a borrowed ring or swap two objects placed inside the boxes, the result remains deeply mysterious: the objects appear to move instantly from one location to the other. A concept offering multiple presentation possibilities, ideal for creating transpositions that are as easy to understand as they are effective.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Name: Telekinetic Boxes
- Brand: Astor
- Type: Magic / teleportation / transposition
- Main effect: a ring travels from one box to the other
- Ring: the spectator can use their own ring
- Accessories: two boxes and rubber bands
- Variation: possibility of placing an object in each box and having them swap places
- Duration of transposition: a few seconds
- An effect that is simple to understand yet impossible to explain
