New Horizon

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An innovative new hookup system blasts this amazing card floating effect into a new dimension.

For more than 15 years, Matthew Wright has been developing close-up levitation systems. Now, with "New Horizon", he returns to where it all began. This incredible gimmick has been custom-crafted from the ground up to ensure it's practical for real-world performances.

"New Horizon" is completely self-contained. The fact it DOESN'T REQUIRE ANY EXTERNAL HOOKUPS means it can be easily carried in your pocket. It will be ready to go right after you take out your cards. As it also resets in seconds, it's perfect for any professional magician hopping from table to table.

This stunning piece of visual magic is designed to work in any environment from close-up magic and street magic to parlor magic, stage magic and even virtual magic. The card can be selected, signed or even freely named. Whether your audience is physically involved or behind a screen, they'll still get an unforgettable experience.

Their selected playing card slowly rises from the center of the deck. Once it reaches the edge, it impossibly levitates away from the pack and into your outstretched hand. You can then give this card away as a souvenir they'll cherish forever.

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• Don asks: This looks very straight forward... would this be a good choice for an experienced close-up worker who has avoided thread work for the last fifty years?...thx??

  • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: We haven't tried this in a real world setting yet, but it does appear to be practical to use in close up. If you're looking to get started with thread work you might find Loops are an easier product to use to begin with,

• Eyup asks: Can I only use playing cards or also business cards?

  • 1. Jim answers: It would require some DIY work, but it should be possible.

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