A friend of mine has a Klamm chair suspension that he's used only once and would sell to me for about $300.00 I'm still wondering if it is worth the investment. Thanks again for any and all tips.

Of the marketed chair suspensions I know of, that one is the best. I custom built mine, which I like better. If it is, in essence, brand new and you want it and that is cheaper than the marketed price then it is a good deal. You can get them cheaper, if all works out just right. I got one for a friend a while back, from a magician for $200.00 Personally, in my experience... the chair suspension is good but does not have the kind of "clout" you might like. It is effective but more as sort of a "stunt" or
"balancing stunt" than as a great levitation illusion.

quack

Kasper777,

I bought a Klamm's Chair Suspension a little over two years ago and added it to my birthday show. I added $25.00 to the price of my show for the 5 minute illusion. When I sell my birthday packages, 90% book the show with the illusion.

My wife thinks it's the best investment I have ever made. It has paid for itself many times over.

Your mileage may vary.

Steven

I use an Abbott's Chair Suspension and I also use it to raise the price of my show. People will talk about it, and it's a practical suspension. Using some levitations for a kidshow would be ridiculous, because it would be exposed.

Do any of you use the chair suspension for events outside of kids parties? I'm trying to justify to myself buying. I hate spending money, especially $300.00, unless I knew I would use it enough.

Thanks for those that have supplied input so far.

Nolan

kasper,

If you book it they will pay.

trust the force, luke.


Bryan

It works for adults too. That is how Harbin usually performed it...for adults. It is deceptive so it is all presentation.

quack