Mental Voice 2 by Umesh and Black Box Magic Productions

Effect

Mental Voice 2 creates the illusion that a spectator can hear thoughts or messages directly inside their mind. The performer can transmit words, sounds, or phrases without any visible device or earpiece. To the audience, it appears as if the spectator is reading the magician’s mind or receiving supernatural communication.

Full details

Mental Voice 2 uses bone conduction technology. This technology sends sound silently through physical contact, such as touching the spectator’s head or an object. Only the person in contact hears the audio. The device has dual connectivity options. It works with Bluetooth 5.0 for live audio streaming. It also has 512MB of onboard storage for pre-loaded audio tracks.

A companion app for iOS and Android offers voice modulation and delay settings. The app includes an echo effect to make the voice sound mysterious and directionless. A five second delay feature allows for precise timing during performances. The device has a stealth design with no visible lights or components. It comes with a soft silicone sleeve for easy and discreet handling.

The product includes pre-loaded audio templates and tutorial content. Buyers receive lifetime access to app updates and firmware improvements. An upcoming update will add AI generated natural voices to replace the current robotic voice.

Who should consider the trick

Mental Voice 2 suits professional mentalists and experienced performers. Alan from TheMagicMinute states this is a pro level tool, not for beginners. He recommends a strong foundation in mentalism before using this device.

It is ideal for magicians who perform in close up, parlor, or stage settings. Blake Aleong notes it works well in intimate environments. The effect is versatile for psychological illusions, mind reading, and interactive magic. Early adopters of technology may appreciate its current features and future updates.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

Mental Voice 2 requires no difficult sleight of hand. Blake Aleong describes the method as clever and practical. The device involves no complex electronics setup. Performers need to learn how to handle the device discreetly. They must practice timing and volume control for different environments.

Alan suggests testing volume levels by covering one ear and adjusting based on ambient noise. Using the app features like delay and echo requires some technical familiarity. Overall, the trick is accessible but demands presentational skill and experience in mentalism.

What magicians say

Chris Edwards highlights the device’s versatility for stage shows, close up, or impromptu settings. He calls it a game changer for mentalists seeking invisible tech enhanced methods.

Alan from TheMagicMinute praises the potential of Mental Voice 2. He loves the device but advises waiting for the AI voice update for maximum impact. He mentions creative applications like instant stooging and AI voice cloning for spooky personas.

Blake Aleong appreciates that Mental Voice 2 offers a fresh approach to mentalism. He says it avoids clichés of traditional mind reading effects. He finds the routine highly customizable for different performance styles.