"I'm excited to see your magic being released, it's fun and magical, and very clever."
- Curtis Kam
"Hoang adds an extra layer of magic to your current repertoire. It's a devious effect that you can definitely rely on and carry with you everywhere you go."
- Zee J. Yan
"I got totally fooled by this when I watched the trailer, and I have already started thinking how to add this to my own routine."
- Jeffrey Wang
"Hoang brings new life to classic routines with his unique style. His manipulation of sound fools the ears and his smooth technique fools the eyes. Beautiful work!"
- Rick Holcombe
"Clever, simple, devious. I love it!"
- Henry Harrius
"Hoang has developed a practical and deceptive method for adding an audio element to coin routines. It's a clever way to engage your audience's senses in an out-of-the-box way."
- Ben Seidman
Background
So there we were, scrolling through Coin Magicians, that buzzing hive of coin magic on Facebook, when we stumbled upon a video that had everyone buzzing (and not just from the caffeine). The likes and comments were off the charts!
Curtis Kam, a legend in the coin magic scene, chimed in with: "That was fun, and magical." Naturally, we were intrigued enough to click play.
What did we see? A chap casually lifting his left hand and producing a coin out of thin air. Our initial thought? "Is that it?"
And then it happened. He tapped that coin in mid-air, and suddenly there was a sound — ding, ding, ding — as if coins were having a little jolly in the air! Cue our confusion. Another coin magically appeared at the sound’s source...
Sleight of hand? His hand was wide open...
Gimmick? He was rocking short sleeves...
Hidden in his clothes? Not a chance, they didn’t budge an inch...
Using coins to fake sounds isn't exactly groundbreaking, but this? This was clean and eerily realistic.
The mastermind behind this wizardry is Hoang Doan Minh. His subsequent videos revealed even more gems, and after a bit of chit-chat, we hit it off like old mates.
Fast forward a few months of long-distance collaboration, and we proudly present — Audiokinesis.
What is Audiokinesis?
Close-up magic, especially coin magic, can fool not just the eyes but your ears too (and maybe even your cat, if it’s paying attention).
Audiokinesis introduces one of the most brilliant sound effects ever: The Bing Sound. This gem, crafted by Binh Nguyen and polished by Hoang Doan Minh, creates a tantalising "bing" sound as if a coin were tapping an invisible mate in the air. It opens a treasure chest of possibilities and guarantees unforgettable magical moments.
Hoang’s Audiokinesis isn’t just a random collection of tricks; it’s a structured system based on the Bing Sound, featuring three routines that are as clever as they are practical. No gimmickry required, just pure magic.
It comes with a physical gimmick and an online tutorial that’s more comprehensive than your mate’s last Tinder profile. Hoang guides you through everything from the basics to three full routines, all approved by the coin magic elite. And guess what? No gaff coins needed!
If you want to add a cheeky twist to your coin magic and leave your audience wondering what just hit them, you’ve hit the jackpot.
Three Routines
Ant-Man and the Ghost
Bring a dash of superhero flair to your performance with a silver coin and a copper coin. The Bing Sound enhances each moment, making it feel like a sci-fi epic unfolding right before their eyes. The climax? Absolutely spot on.
Hoang Coin Across
Produce three coins from thin air, one at a time, in Hoang’s signature style as they travel from one hand to another. This routine is packed with subtlety — just like your mate's attempts to flirt.
Invisible Visible
Make three coins appear and vanish, one by one. With the added sound dimension, the magic becomes even more deceptive. (Your audience won't know what hit them.)
And remember, no gaff coins are necessary to perform these routines.
Features
- A pristine and sleeveless fake sound effect that’s tailor-made for your coin routines;
- Three engaging routines that utilise the Bing Sound — no gaff coins required;
- Available in half-dollar and dollar size gimmicks;
- Perfectly portable in a coin purse;
- Tutorial runtime: approximately 58 minutes;
- Skill level: advanced.
Notes: The gimmick size corresponds to the coin you use. Coins aren’t included, so be sure to have some ordinary coins on hand that match the size.
