Sure, magic tricks the eyes and the brain, but when you rope in the ears, people start wondering if they've wandered into a different reality.
Tuning forks, usually for musicians or those folks in healing retreats, have a way of bringing sound into the magical mix. David Roth worked that out ages ago with his coin magic.
Then Tatta thought, "Can we make one that lets us play with sound and do the impossible?"
Enter the Mystic Tuner.
Wave this fork around, and you'll hear a "clink," like it just hit something invisible. Reach out, and suddenly there's a coin. Honestly, I don't know why it works so well, but it does.
The Mystic Tuner looks like any other tuning fork, but it's got a clever bit inside that lets you make the sound whenever you like.
That sound alone can open up a world of tricks:
Invisible Coin Tosses: Make it sound like a coin hit a glass that doesn't exist. It's like magic for the ears.
Materialization: Let the noise suggest something's appeared in a box before you've even opened it.
Transposition: Let them hear the magic happen right in their hands.
Since it looks and feels just like a regular tuning fork, you can use it like a magic wand with a modern twist. Whether you're putting on a show or just having a laugh, it adds sound in a way that visuals can't manage alone.
Features
Solid Build: Made from a single piece of stainless steel, so it's not going to fall apart on you.
Hidden Mechanism: Sealed ends keep the trigger under wraps and make it easy to handle.
Real Sound: It's a genuine hit inside the fork, not some cheesy electronic effect.
Always Ready: Trigger the sound whenever you like, no extra gadgets required.
Alex hi.
I needed something that would be interesting and different for my 6yr old Granddaughter during our Half Term stay.
She is 6 going on 16! so pretty savy and has seen a lot of my tricks before.
I KNOW this will be a Stonker (technical term).
I will report back!
