The Stage Size Apex Key Box
The Stage Size Apex Key Box
by Anthony Yap
Anthony's brilliant version of the classic
"key chest" has received rave reviews from
buyers. However, some of you wished there
was a larger version available for stage work.
Your wish has been granted!
***Not only is the chest more than twice the size
of the original - Anthony has also added a slot
in the lid which allows for a different presentation.
Approx.: 20.5cm Wide x 13.5cm High x 9.5cm Deep –
A perfect size to place inside multiple phones, wallets,
decks of cards, larger valuables, etc.
More details from Anthony:
Following the success of the original Apex Key Box and popular demand for a larger version suitable for stage and larger audiences, the Apex Key Box Stage Size has been created.
At more than twice the size of the original, the Stage Size allows you to place substantially larger items inside the box, making it ideal for stage performances and larger groups. Multiple mobile phones, wallets, watches, keys and other personal valuables can now be placed inside, creating a much more visible and meaningful object for a larger audience to follow.
The Stage Size also introduces a slot in the top lid, allowing for an entirely different style of routine. Once the box has been locked with the master key, the 5 keys are mixed and then individually dropped into the box and discarded until only 1 key remains.
This creates a different kind of suspense. Instead of spectators hoping they are holding the key that opens the box, they are now hoping they don’t discard the master key into the box, forever locking their valuables inside. Every discarded key raises the stakes until only one remains — and that final key opens the box.
Inspired by the legendary Anverdi Key Box plot the Apex Key Box has been re-imagined and re-engineered with a completely new mechanical method allowing the performer to remain entirely hands off throughout the routine and with an instant self reset.
With the performers hands staying in clear view through out the entire effect. The result is a cleaner, fairer, and a more impossible experience for both performer and audience.
by Anthony Yap
Anthony's brilliant version of the classic
"key chest" has received rave reviews from
buyers. However, some of you wished there
was a larger version available for stage work.
Your wish has been granted!
***Not only is the chest more than twice the size
of the original - Anthony has also added a slot
in the lid which allows for a different presentation.
Approx.: 20.5cm Wide x 13.5cm High x 9.5cm Deep –
A perfect size to place inside multiple phones, wallets,
decks of cards, larger valuables, etc.
More details from Anthony:
Following the success of the original Apex Key Box and popular demand for a larger version suitable for stage and larger audiences, the Apex Key Box Stage Size has been created.
At more than twice the size of the original, the Stage Size allows you to place substantially larger items inside the box, making it ideal for stage performances and larger groups. Multiple mobile phones, wallets, watches, keys and other personal valuables can now be placed inside, creating a much more visible and meaningful object for a larger audience to follow.
The Stage Size also introduces a slot in the top lid, allowing for an entirely different style of routine. Once the box has been locked with the master key, the 5 keys are mixed and then individually dropped into the box and discarded until only 1 key remains.
This creates a different kind of suspense. Instead of spectators hoping they are holding the key that opens the box, they are now hoping they don’t discard the master key into the box, forever locking their valuables inside. Every discarded key raises the stakes until only one remains — and that final key opens the box.
Inspired by the legendary Anverdi Key Box plot the Apex Key Box has been re-imagined and re-engineered with a completely new mechanical method allowing the performer to remain entirely hands off throughout the routine and with an instant self reset.
With the performers hands staying in clear view through out the entire effect. The result is a cleaner, fairer, and a more impossible experience for both performer and audience.