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by **Tomo** » Dec 3rd, '12, 19:11

We've been at it again. Not a straightforward "ghost box". This one has a big secret...

http://www.subversivecircuits.co.uk/the-devils-radio/

by **hedges** » Dec 11th, '12, 17:15

Want.

by **Mandrake** » Dec 11th, '12, 18:22

I do believe that this item has been recently very thoroughly road tested by well known professionals at a prestige gig and it passed with flying colours thus gaining the ultimate seal of approval. A write up in The Mystic Menagerie is on the horizon, anyone in this area of our art should save up their Christmas money and order one pronto!

by **Tomo** » Dec 12th, '12, 10:37

Yup, it even had a woman who claimed to never cry blubbing at the doleful nature of the voice.

by **daleshrimpton** » Dec 12th, '12, 11:51

I want to make something clear to people looking at this, and thinking of buying it to pop into their magic shows.

DONT

This is an incredible piece , that can create strong emotions in the right hands. If you do card tricks, sponge balls, and coin stuff as part of your normal show, find something else.

Its also underpriced.

by **Tomo** » Dec 12th, '12, 14:06

Fear not. Thanks to a certain someone, everyone ordering a Devil's Radio gets performance notes emailed to them to read while waiting for delivery.

by **Jean** » Dec 12th, '12, 19:34

Good advice Dale, and Tomo is there any way to set up the radio so the voice says 'The queen of hearts'?

by **Mandrake** » Dec 12th, '12, 22:25

Sacrilege!!!

by **bmat** » Dec 12th, '12, 22:38

Jean wrote:Good advice Dale, and Tomo is there any way to set up the radio so the voice says 'The queen of hearts'?

how about getting it say, 'open your hand...no the clean one'

by **Jean** » Dec 12th, '12, 23:12

Sorry my mistake, I meant 'The Queen of Cups.'

by **Tomo** » Dec 13th, '12, 10:30

Well, the idea behind EVP is that they need interpreting. The voices are created from stored waveforms corresponding to the tiniest parts of speech, and sequenced as needed with intonation being added on the fly. I can specifically sequence individual word-like sounds, but please understand that this is something that audiences interpret and come up with their own meanings. And boy, do they come up with meanings!

by **Lord Freddie** » Dec 13th, '12, 10:37

The thing is, I have a sneaking suspicion that some of those asking for card revelations aren't actually joking.

by **Lawrence** » Dec 13th, '12, 11:07

How about a faint spooky voice that says "I like big butts and I cannot lie..."

On a more serious note, I have been considering looking at a spiritualist act. How sturdy it the radio? Could you give it a bit of a slap about or let it fall off a table without breaking anything important?

by **Tomo** » Dec 13th, '12, 12:29

It's solid state, but treat it as you would any radio and try not to drop it!

by **daleshrimpton** » Dec 13th, '12, 13:11

Two words that shouldn't be seen together... spiritualist and act .

this sits fine in a ghost hunt, or a full evening of psychic experiments, but it has no place in an "act".

Its not a trick, its an emotion trigger, a mood setter, and to your audience, proof that there is an afterlife.

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