Chromatic Chair Test 2.0 by Pablo Amira ( Instant Download )

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Chromatic Chair Test 2.0 by Pablo Amira ( Instant Download )

The “Chromatic Chair Test” is a routine that will allow you to have great revelations and predictions with simple props and best of all, solid thinking. This routine features the “Karma Force”, a direct technique that in the correct hands can be a killer way to create the impression of completely free choice of objects such as envelopes, business cards, etc. 5 chairs on stage, 5 participants with free choices and a LOT of mysterious revelation.

No multiple outs
No secret writing
100% self contained
No gimmicks
No DR or IS

You will get an eBook with written explanation, full script and video explanation for visual aid. Now the 2nd edition, “Chromatic Chair Test 2.0” has new ideas, handlings and an extra forcing technique for your toolbox.

“Try it, you won’t be disappointed. Add color and humor to your mentalism. You know the plot, clever twist!”
– Marc Salem

“I really like this routine! This has a Berglasian appeal about it. I have read the eBook and really like the elegantly straightforward ‘just do it’ manner about it. That’s a lot for such direct methods. Recommended!”
– Sean Waters

“The ‘Karma Force’ only is worth 10 times more! Is a very clever idea!”
– Luca Volpe

“The Karma Force has potential for other effects and other uses too, but I haven’t had time to test them. I am glad to have this in my toolbox, and I want to test it more with different materials.”
– Robert Costley

“Karma Force is an absolutely brilliant idea, so versatile and ingenious!”
– Ulrich Von Etzenbach

“The Karma Force is a simple yet effective way to not only force an envelope… but also a business card and more. I plan on using it in an ESP cards routine I am working on. Try it in front of a mirror… it really fools the eye.”
– Rich Hennessey

“Great document, I find the concept for this particular forcing method very useful. Mauricio Jaramillo I really like this ‘Chromatic Chair Test.’ Great work!”
– Myke Phillips