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Evan Williams Elite user 439 Posts |
Hi,
I am putting together my stage show right now and am looking for a suspension/levitation to add right now. I came across this one and when I saw the price I thought it might be a consideration. One thing that caught my eye in the description was: "The effect can be done surrounded if you use your assistant." I would plan on using my assistant, so does that actually mean I could have people 360 degrees around me as the illusion goes on??? Also, is this an easy illusion to build for less than $400? Any good sources for plans to build something similar? Ideas, reviews, anything! will be much of help to me. Thanks! Evan |
Brian Haagen New user 91 Posts |
Hey Evan, where do you find this levitation/suspension at?
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Evan Williams Elite user 439 Posts |
Opps! I new I forgot something.
I found it at: http://www.tilfordillusions.com/ Do a search for "21st Century Suspension" and it is the second from the top I believe. Evan |
James Fortune Special user UK 509 Posts |
You've GOT to check out Anton Corradin's LOUNGE SUSPENSION!
It's also on Tilford's site. Stunning!
Warmest regards
James James Fortune MIMC www.comedymagiciansurrey.co.uk www.bestweddingmagician.co.uk |
brandonford1982 Veteran user 304 Posts |
BEWARE!!! Very deceptive description. Cannot be done surrounded and willnot hold much weight. Has a tendency to bow and the board moves like its attached to something. I ahd one and returned it due to the fact its junk. But that's my opinion. There are people on here that LOVE the illusion. I don't. Do a search for the trick and you will find it being dicussed a few times here.
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MikeDes Inner circle Montreal 1174 Posts |
I have been using this suspension for about 4 years. You can see it in my avatar. This is an entry level suspension. It can't be done surrounded.
As your assistant gets on the board will sag a few inches (and raise up when she gets off). I have found a way to compensate for this. It will hold 120 pounds. The gimmick placement is on the base so you can't pull the support completely off the base. Again, I have found a way to help compensate for this. I get great reactions to this suspension. Add a little bit of presentation, a fog machine and a Blaney Hoop and it can be very good. If you expect a Blaney suspension for $400 though, you will be disappointed. Mike |
tilford New user 75 Posts |
Hi,
Basically, Mike is correct. It really should not be done surrounded. The manufacturer felt it could be by assistant s arm draped over the gimmick. I always tell people this when they contact me. Sincerely, Douglas Tilford
http://www.tilfordillusions.com
magician@tilfordillusions.com Phone (386) 322-7308 Fax (386) 761-3973 |
MikeDes Inner circle Montreal 1174 Posts |
One other important point about this suspension is that it all comes apart for easy transportation and is not too heavy.
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cardone Special user 860 Posts |
I have the same one and I do not like it . I think about 75 lbs is good ,...any more look out .....wiggle wiggle....wobble. The supports are a type of cardboard and the gimmick is in the wrong spot....cheepola ...I like the MAK flying carpet....more deceptive..........
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