Connected by Paul Stockman and Vinny Sagoo

Created by: Paul Stockman, Vinny Sagoo

Connected is a mind-reading magic trick that uses a credit card-sized prop featuring objects on one side and wheels with letters on the other. The spectator selects an object, and the magician deduces it by analyzing the first letter of the chosen object. This close-up mentalism trick is portable, repeatable, and examinable, making it ideal for casual performances. However, its simplicity and reliance on a specific system may limit its appeal to professional magicians.

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Key features

  • Portable and credit card-sized, fitting easily in a wallet

  • Repeatable and examinable by the audience

  • Relies on a psychological and interactive approach

  • Easy to perform with minimal setup

Pros

  • Highly portable and convenient to carry

  • Engages the audience with interactive mind-reading

  • Simple to execute, making it accessible for beginners

  • Examinable by spectators, adding to its credibility

Cons

  • Effect may be too simplistic for professional use

  • Relies on a specific system, limiting versatility

  • Lacks performance footage, raising doubts about its impact

  • May not appeal to serious or experienced magicians

Effect

'Connected' is a mind-reading trick that creates the illusion of a magician deducing a spectator's chosen object or word. The effect involves a card with images or letters, and the magician seemingly reads the spectator's mind to reveal their selection. The trick is designed to be interactive, engaging, and visually surprising.

Full details

The trick uses a card that features objects on one side and a system of wheels with letters on the other. The spectator selects an object, and the magician analyzes the first letter of the chosen object using the wheel system. The trick is repeatable, examinable, and portable, fitting easily into a wallet. It is designed to be simple to perform, making it accessible to magicians of varying skill levels.

Who should consider the trick

'Connected' is ideal for magicians looking for a quick, portable, and interactive mentalism effect. It suits performers who enjoy audience participation and want a trick that can be carried and performed anywhere. However, it may not be the best choice for professional magicians seeking high-impact routines for stage or close-up performances.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick is described as easy to perform, with a straightforward method that relies on analyzing the first letter of the spectator's chosen object. Its simplicity makes it accessible to beginners, while its interactive nature can still engage more experienced performers.

What magicians say

Craig from magic-tv praises 'Connected' for being examinable, repeatable, and simple to execute. He highlights its portability and strong audience impact. However, Steve Faulkner from RealMagicReview finds the effect unimpressive and too simplistic, doubting its suitability for professional use. He appreciates its portability but criticizes the lack of impact and performance value. AlakazamMagicUK describes 'Connected' as a fantastic effect, emphasizing its entertainment value and interactive nature.

What people are saying about Connected

AlakazamMagicUK says...

Paul Stockman's 'Connected' is a fantastic effect that wows the crowd with clever psychological tricks and interactive audience moments.

magic-tv says...

The trick is praised for being examinable, repeatable, and simple to execute, with strong audience impact and portability.

RealMagicReview says...

While 'Connected' is portable and easy to handle, its effect is too simplistic and lacks the impact needed for professional performances.

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