This sounds rather interesting. Can anyone shead some light on it please?

A multi-phase color changing deck and box routine.

The magician removes a blue deck from a blue box. A spectator chooses any card from the blue deck The freely chosen card is shown to be the only red-backed card in the blue deck.

The blue deck then transforms into a red deck of cards.

The selected card changes into the only blue backed card in the red deck.

This blue card is left on the table.

The magician asks the spectator to pick another selection from the new red -backed deck. The cards is lost into the deck. He pretends that this red selection will also transform into a blue card... but no blue card is found in the red deck. The blue card placed on the table from the beginning is found to be the second selection!

The red cards are placed inside the blue box . For the grand finale, the blue box changes into a red box!

As an added bonus, the trick is instantly reset!

This routine comes complete with everything you need and a step-by-step instruction booklet.

It's a color changing deck routine built around Chicago Opener or Red Hot Mama with a color changing card box climax. I just got it, but haven't had time to work on it. I think it looks promising, especialy since I'm very interested in all three of these effects. Some might say that Chicago Opener is perfect as it is (including me), but this looks intriguing. Also, the box is very nicely made.
Nothing new or revolutionary here. Just good routining, perhaps.

Robert

Can you perform it surrounded? How are the angles on the color changing box and deck segments?

Thanks in advance and thanks for the initial post as I was wondering about this effect as well.

I think this can be done completely surrounded. Although, there might be some angle considerations regarding the color changing card box.

Robert

Are they Bicycle back cards?

Chris

Yes.

Thanks, Robert!!

have a chnace to play with it yet?

Chris

Yes. It's a nice routine, but as I said earlier, there is nothing very new or unique about it. I suspect I'll stick with the original handling of "Chicago Opener", and there are better color changing deck routines around, IMO. The card box is well made and the color change looks good.

Robert

Just got this ,but I also stick with the original handling of "Chicago Opener",

Robert, you saved everyone a lot of disappointment!!! Thanks!!!

Thanks, Chris. But, anyone interested in a routine combining the Color Changing Deck, Chicago Opener, and a Color Changing Card Box might want to investigate further on their own. This is only my opinion.

Robert