C Pad System by TCC & K.Pen
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$27.90
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$39.90
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This mind-reading system allows you to identify any number written down by the audience. Utilizing a classic but underestimated principle, the prop amplifies ease of use to make it more reliable, with multiple backup methods included.
The eyes are the windows to the soul, and the ear is the way to the heart.
The audience examines the white plastic board and the marker to ensure they are normal before writing down their thought-of three-digit number and covering the board. Then, you turn around and successfully write the same number.
The method is fast and direct, allowing you to identify the exact number the audience has in mind as soon as they finish writing. It does not require complicated operations to master. The board and marker can be examined by the audience before and after the performance.
We provide multiple methods for handling the prop in the tutorial, ensuring you can identify the audience's number with greater accuracy during your performance.
As a mind-reading system, it can be used for pure number mind reading (whether a single digit, double-digit, or even triple-digit) or combined with playing cards for Card and Number effects.
Each set is handmade by K.Pen and is small, making it easy to carry around. It also comes with suitable sticky notes for multiple performances.
Includes:
- The C Pad;
- Sticky notes for multiple performances
Dimensions:
- The Pad: 9.0 x 5.4 cm
- Sticky note book: 7.8 x 4.3 cm
Note: the above dimensions are measured by hand and may have slight errors, but they do not affect the functionality.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Are the sticky note papers a special size that we can only get from you (TCC) and we have to keep ordering them from you, or can we get them from anywhere?
The sticky notes are ordinary and you can get them from anywhere.
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Can the spectator do a drawing or name as well.Does the magician touch the C pad after the number etc is written down
The spectator can write or draw something simple that applies to the principle in use, such as numbers or ESP symbols. Complex figures or names might not work. Generally, the magician doesn't touch anything, though one of the backup methods requires touching, but it's the least used.