The Blurb
Introducing a powerful swami gimmick that’s easy to use and versatile!
Calvin Chad’s Ghost Writer is an amazing tool that takes the powerful mentalist utility gimmick, the Swami, to the next level.
The swami gimmick is one of the most basic yet most powerful mentalism gimmicks and is considered a staple in the mentalist’s arsenal.
As a result, there are many different types of swami gimmicks on the market.
So how is the Ghost Lighter different from other swami gimmicks?
- We’ve solved the problems with existing swami gimmicks.
The problem with all existing swami gimmicks is that you have to cover your hands after using the swami. The Ghost Lighter solves this problem perfectly! It allows for natural handling after using the gimmick, making it easier and more comfortable for you to perform this powerful gimmick.
- Adding new features
We’ve added a special feature that allows the audience to feel your heartbeat, which will make your mentalism routine with the Swami gimmick even more powerful! br>
- Added more colors
We don’t just offer routines in one color; we offer Swami Gimmicks in multiple colors so you can perform amazing tricks like color matching without the need for expensive tech gimmick.
Ghostwriter Features:
- Don’t be afraid to use it if you’ve never used a swami before.
- After use, you can cleanly show the audience just the paper.
- Can be turned on and off as often as needed, like an on/off switch.
- Smooth and well-written.
- Color matching without the need for expensive tech tools.
The Ghost Writer is a clever upgrade to the classic swami gimmick, and it’s a tool that’s sure to please anyone looking for a swami.
It’s easy to use, clean, and versatile, making it the ultimate swami gimmick.
Whether you’re a swami fan or a first timer, this is sure to become your favorite swami gimmick, and we highly recommend it to anyone who loves mentalism!
Jheff's Guide
WHAT IT IS:
Gimmick with routine(s) included
HOW ACCURATE OR COMPLETE THE AD COPY IS:
It’s accurate enough.
SUITABLE VENUES:
Close-up, Parlor, Stage, Walkaround, Internet
JHEFF’S JUDGMENT:
The supposed advantage to this is that you can hide the writing part of the gimmick and still show the thumb tip part. But mentalists aren’t performing a magic trick and don’t need to show the thumb, and even in the use of such a normal gimmick for mentalism purposes, the thumb shouldn’t be blatantly shown anyway. Also, the tip part is quite small and can, and probably will, easily be lost either during performance or at another time. This is probably the most absurd concept that I’ve seen in any mentalism product recently. Needless to say, I cannot recommend this, nor feel right selling it.