Black Friday now live!

SHINE (with remote)

Trick by MS Magic
55.00 In stock.
Free shipping Free shipping to USA

Add to wishlist | Get 550 VI Points for this purchase.

SHINE (with remote)

55.00 usd

Trick by MS Magic (55.00)

In stock.
SHINE (with remote) - magic
SHINE (with remote) SHINE (with remote) SHINE (with remote) SHINE (with remote) SHINE (with remote)

Shine

Get ready to light up a room with Shine!

The effect is straightforward yet elegant. The performer is able to cause the bulb to light up without touching it. You can add this amazing piece of magic into so many routines. With Shine the possibilities are endless.

Shine is the ideal way to add some light to your show!

 

Review SHINE (with remote)

 

Community questions about SHINE (with remote)

Have a question about this product? It's possible others do too. Ask here and other Vanishing Inc. Magic customers will be able to respond with assistance! Alternatively, email us and we can help too.

  • Jeffrey asks: Can this be performed with the lightbulb in the spectator's hands? Also, is there any limitation to which style of light bulbs that would work with this?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: Yes, it can be in their hands. It has to be the supplied bulb.
  • Gabriel asks: How do you charge it?

    • 1. SGKYDUYEN answers: You will receive a tool to charge the lightbulb via a USB port
    Post an answer to this question
  • Claes asks: If the room has normal lightning, will you see the light from the bulb ?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: Yes, but it will be more dramatic in a darker room..
  • Kevin asks: Can this be screwed into a regular lamp, for example, so one might unscrew it to begin the effect? Thanks, Kevin

    • 1. SGKYDUYEN answers: It can be screwed into a regular lamp but please make sure no electric as it will damage the gimmick
    Post an answer to this question
  • Thomas asks: Can you perform it, with nocthing in hands. Remote Control is put somewhere else? So, do you have the full control with hands free?

    • 1. SGKYDUYEN answers: It's possible
    • 2. Vector answers: Your question will be removed if it doesn't adhere to these rules: • No exposure, questions, or discussions about methods
    Post an answer to this question
  • Rohan asks: Can this be done hands free without using a helper? My question is, can this be done with tor switch or something else so that it can be done totally hands free? Is there toe switch or other similar thing provided besides the remote and charger?

    • 1. SGKYDUYEN answers: In my opinion, you can put the switch the your knee to let your hands free
    Post an answer to this question
  • Steven asks: Is it normal for the bulb to loose its power after it’s charged even when now being used? I received mine charged it to practice then lit it like once maybe twice to make sure it worked, went out and came back to practice a bit a few hours later but it was dead had to re charge again. Been a few times now. Thanks.

    • 1. Tom answers: I have a similar product. If you store the bulb w/ the circuit complete (connectors connected), it will heavily draw on the battery because it's essentially in a standby mode waiting for the remote cue. The fix is EASY. When not using, disconnect the wires in the bulb.
    • 2. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: Please contact magic@vanishingincmagic.com for questions of this type.
    • 1. Tom answers: I have a similar product. If you store the bulb w/ the circuit complete (connectors connected), it will heavily draw on the battery because it's essentially in a standby mode waiting for the remote cue. The fix is EASY. When not using, disconnect the wires in the bulb.
    • 3. Keith answers: This is an important question for someone looking to spend the $55. I would appreciate knowing if it doesn't stay charged after hours of not using it? Thank you for any understanding.
  • Sascha asks: How long will it shine? Can it be switched on from the beginning of the act and switched of via remote 20-30 minutes later?

      Post an answer to this question
    • Mike asks: Shine 2.0 can work in lamp and not damage and does it light up in lamp white or just 3 colors

      • 1. Tim answers: Shine is not designed to work in a lamp. It lights up in white.
      Post an answer to this question
    • Mark asks: Does the bulb have an indicator to let me know how much charge it has left? If not, how long after the bulb is fully charged will it start losing its brightness?

      • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: The bulb itself doesn't, but the charger does have an indicator light that tells you if it is fully charged or not, so if you want to know if it is fully charged you simply need to plug it into the charger.
    • Alan asks: I cannot remember where to place the magnet to "turn off" the bulb. I have managed to lose the instruction video. Any help as to where to place the magnet would be appreciated.

      • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: I've emailed you the instruction video link, although it should be in your downloads section of your account! :)
    • Peter John asks: How fragile is this? Glass? Plastic? (Basically, does it travel relatively well, or do I need to baby it?)

      • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: This would need care when traveling as it is made from the same material as a normal bulb
    Ask a question