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THE BLURB:
Technology at its best! Imagine Having a spectator literally
think of any word, any number, any design, or any thought.
The thought is written on an innocent pad. Now, thanks to
the Telethought Pad you instantly know their thought. You
and the spectator are looking at the gimmick at the same
time, but they never know it. All of the volunteer's
information is delivered ingeniously, imperceptibly, and
effortlessly to the performer. Any book test, any design
duplication, any add-a-number routine, any mental
experiment- all are devilishly simple with this
extraordinarily clever yet subtle new gimmick. The best part
is, you don't even have to touch the pad to get all of the
information!!!
Here are the unprecedented test conditions of the
Telethought Pad:
No impression devices
Instant reset
Spectator's thoughts are Never ripped out of pad
Once thought is written in pad, pad is closed and Never
opened again during remainder of trick
Real time mindreading (No pre-show work necessary)
Delayed peek. Glimpse can be made any time after thought is
written
Refills available at a nominal cost.
To see a "Telethought Pad" is to want a "Telethought Pad"
Large Pad Dimensions Approximately: 6" x 4"
Small Pad Dimensions Approximately: 4.5" x 3"
MY COMMENTS:
For those familiar with the TELETHOUGHT WALLET, the same
technology is used here as it has been crafted to become the
cover of the notepad. Forum discussions of this technology
have pointed out that there are issues with this gimmick.
The ad blurb is correct in that it is easy to use,
technically-speaking, but it's far more difficult to use in
terms of spectator management, or even holding the pad,
because if you tilt the pad the wrong way, or have
inadequate lighting, the technology will be exposed.
Admittedly, it does work as advertised. And it is fun to
play with technology that allows one to boldly see hidden
writings when the participants can't. The pads do instantly
reset, nothing is torn out, no impressions are used, and the
pad is never secretly opened.
Due to its trickiness in handling, though, I can't say that
this is the best peek pad for the worker, though I'm sure
that there a few who can make it work for them and, if so,
this pad will be a godsend.
I'm also highly critical of the bold claim the packaging
makes that this is "The 'MUST HAVE' Trick of the Year!"
It's not just that this is a bold claim that bothers me, but
that Kenworthey is selling this as a trick, when it's a
utility device.
The pad comes in two sizes, one approximately 6"x4" (large)
and the other 4.5" x 3" (small). The package includes the
pad and instructions -- a glossy, tri-folded sheet that
contains directions on how to use the pad and a few
suggestions for routines.
Technology at its best! Imagine Having a spectator literally
think of any word, any number, any design, or any thought.
The thought is written on an innocent pad. Now, thanks to
the Telethought Pad you instantly know their thought. You
and the spectator are looking at the gimmick at the same
time, but they never know it. All of the volunteer's
information is delivered ingeniously, imperceptibly, and
effortlessly to the performer. Any book test, any design
duplication, any add-a-number routine, any mental
experiment- all are devilishly simple with this
extraordinarily clever yet subtle new gimmick. The best part
is, you don't even have to touch the pad to get all of the
information!!!
Here are the unprecedented test conditions of the
Telethought Pad:
No impression devices
Instant reset
Spectator's thoughts are Never ripped out of pad
Once thought is written in pad, pad is closed and Never
opened again during remainder of trick
Real time mindreading (No pre-show work necessary)
Delayed peek. Glimpse can be made any time after thought is
written
Refills available at a nominal cost.
To see a "Telethought Pad" is to want a "Telethought Pad"
Large Pad Dimensions Approximately: 6" x 4"
Small Pad Dimensions Approximately: 4.5" x 3"
MY COMMENTS:
For those familiar with the TELETHOUGHT WALLET, the same
technology is used here as it has been crafted to become the
cover of the notepad. Forum discussions of this technology
have pointed out that there are issues with this gimmick.
The ad blurb is correct in that it is easy to use,
technically-speaking, but it's far more difficult to use in
terms of spectator management, or even holding the pad,
because if you tilt the pad the wrong way, or have
inadequate lighting, the technology will be exposed.
Admittedly, it does work as advertised. And it is fun to
play with technology that allows one to boldly see hidden
writings when the participants can't. The pads do instantly
reset, nothing is torn out, no impressions are used, and the
pad is never secretly opened.
Due to its trickiness in handling, though, I can't say that
this is the best peek pad for the worker, though I'm sure
that there a few who can make it work for them and, if so,
this pad will be a godsend.
I'm also highly critical of the bold claim the packaging
makes that this is "The 'MUST HAVE' Trick of the Year!"
It's not just that this is a bold claim that bothers me, but
that Kenworthey is selling this as a trick, when it's a
utility device.
The pad comes in two sizes, one approximately 6"x4" (large)
and the other 4.5" x 3" (small). The package includes the
pad and instructions -- a glossy, tri-folded sheet that
contains directions on how to use the pad and a few
suggestions for routines.
Chris Kenworthey
TELETHOUGHT PAD
$55 (Large); $38.50 (Small)
Sorry, No Discounts on This Item
Large
