Is it noisy? Can this one be performed in a "living room" type of atmosphere? Thanks

Yes, it can

You shouldn't have a problem with noise, so it can be performed in a living room type environment. If you are worried about the noise, you might get some slow low music, just to fill in the background so it isn't dead silent.

Just a suggestion.

Kevin.

How close can people be?

2 metres away....

Can it really be done surrounded, and is it really t****d-free like the ad says?

It's absolutely t****d-free as the ad says. In fact it's more of an automation, like animatronics. Very powerful stuff if used properly.

Impossible Hank is a great piece of work. But it DOES make a mechanical sound as the hank moves. I think the only way to perform it in a living room setting without background cover music, would be to make sure all the spectators are slightly hard of hearing. The noise definitely carries more than just a couple of meters.

Otherwise, it's exactly as good as it looks in Sean's demo video. I'm glad I bought mine.

Where can this be purchased please?

Here's Sean's website. http://www.seanbogunia.com/ He seems forever busy coming up with fresh and clever ideas. And of the three effects of his that I own, I've always been happy with his workmanship.

I purchased an Impossible Hank. It is a clever device. If you have an application it is terrific. I plan on using mine in a library program.

I talk about how Neil Armstrong, when he touched the surface of the moon, carried with him a piece of the cloth from the Wright Brother's airplane (which is true!). I then display a handkerchief and do some of the magical bits with it. Then throw it in the case. In a second, the music starts and the IH pops up to the music.

It's a killer. There are no t****ds. Yea, a little noise (not much) but you could cover it with even talking. But, your best bet anyway is to perform it to music.

My next application would be to use in the Instant Magician skit. If you have any ideas for it get it. It's easy to do and remarkable.

John

I use all four, complete Dancing Hank Act Plus PTS. It takes a while to learn, but really worth it. I’m working on using the act with a part of an illusion act now.

I also use the Impossible Hanky in my show as part of my dancing hanky routine. There really isn't noise that you should worry about.

I am thinking of purchasing the Junior version of Sean’s new release. The dancing hanky, of course, would only be good on stage rather than a living room. When I perform in closer quarters I have g*****ked my dancing hanky so that I am able to perform it surrounded. With Impossible Hanky you can also use it surrounded.

I have a 1.0 verions of the Impossible Hank for sale $200 brand new.
PM me if interested.