FOXPRO, Inc. - High Performance Game Calls.

Above picture shows Prairie Blaster next to a Fury GX7.

Blast away with FOXPRO's new Prairie Blaster! Combining the features of the FOXPRO Fury GX7 with a larger housing to accomodate four speakers and a decoy, the Prairie Blaster is an extremely versatile electronic game call system.

The Prairie Blaster packs four speakers into one system. In the front of the unit is the popular SP-55 and a tweeter. In the rear is a large cone speaker and another tweeter. Together, these speakers produce incredible volume and amazing sound quality.

The integrated decoy makes decoy use simple. With the push of a button, you can turn your decoy on or off. Carry less gear!

INTERNAL QUAD SPEAKERS: Two tweeters for high frequency sounds, an SP-55 horn speaker for intense volume, and a large cone speaker in the rear.

INTEGRATED DECOY: Can be controlled with the TX-500 remote with the push of a button. The Prairie Blaster comes standard with the "jack" topper.

The FOXPRO Prairie Blaster operates on 8 D Cell batteries, has 4GB of internal memory, stores up to 500 sounds, and has a USB port for programming sounds from home. The Prairie Blaster will play FXP, 24B, MP3, and WAV sounds.

As with the FOXPRO Fury GX7, the Prairie Blaster featuers the most advanced remote control ever offered by FOXPRO, the TX-500. The large backlit LCD screen, numeric keypad, and rotary selector knob make navigation of your remotrol very easy. The TX-500 utilizes FHSS technology for long range operation. For the complete features list, see the list to the right.

$699.95

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About the High-Powered Prairie Blaster & Batteries

When it comes to loudness and battery life, Foxpro's new Prairie Blaster is able to offer the best of both! We know of no other self-contained caller that has been designed to deliver 10 watts of power to two internal and two external loudspeakers. That's a total of 40 honest watts…Power second to none! Of course, all of that power will place a tremendous burden on the batteries. Your Prairie Blaster gives you a choice of operating modes…one for absolute maximum loudness, and the other for better battery run time.

Power Save Mode

If you decide that you don't need that ear-splitting volume, you can operate your Prairie Blaster with one speaker selected, at three-quarter volume for 36 continuous hours on 8 economical "D" alkaline batteries. The total run time will increase quite a bit if the caller is used for say 20 minutes, and then turned off for 10 or 15 minuets, which is how it would be typically used in an actual hunting scenario. This will equate to tremendous total run times of well over 40 hours, and at a three-quarter volume setting, it will be very loud indeed! The Prairie Blaster will normally "boot up" in Power Save mode.*

High Power Mode

There may be times when you really need every last ounce of volume, say on a very windy day. Your Prairie Blaster can accommodate you in this situation as well. To enter High Power mode, hold the down-arrow on the Prairie Blaster keypad, and turn on the power switch. Continue to hold the down-arrow and release it when the display shows "H-P". As you turn up the volume to the max to overcome the wind, the caller will produce more power. However, this requirement can overburden the alkaline batteries. Although these batteries contain a lot of energy, there is a limit as to how much instantaneous power they can deliver to the amplifiers. If you need to operate in the High Power mode at very high volume levels, the alkaline batteries may not be able to deliver sufficient power for the task. For long term maximum volume use, we recommend the optional Sealed Lead Acid battery and charger kit. This battery will deliver as much power as the amplifiers need for absolute maximum loudness in High Power mode. However, since the total stored energy capacity of the SLA is less that that of the alkaline "D" batteries, run times at lower volume settings with the SLA battery will be somewhat less than what is achievable with alkaline batteries.

* NOTE: A few early Prairie Blasters were shipped that default to High Power mode upon turn-on. On these units, holding the down arrow button when power is turned on will put the unit in Power Save mode, and the display will show "P-S".

Click here for a chart showing typical battery run times with the Lightning Jack sound playing. Times are in hours. Three quarter volume is defined as volume 30 on the remote control. N/R means not recommended.You can see that at moderate volume and power levels, the alkaline batteries offer excellent performance. If you must use the maximum power available from the prairie blaster, then the best choice is the optional SLA battery and charger kit.

Prairie Blaster SLA Battery Kit
$69.95

PRAIRIE BLASTER FEATURES

4GB Of Internal Storage Store and play up to 500 sounds with the massive 4GB of internal memory! The Prairie Blaster will come standard with 100 high-quality sounds from FOXPRO's incredible sound library.

24-Bit Audio 24-bit audio for extreme audio performance. The Prairie Blaster can play .mp3, uncompressed .wav, .fxp (FOXPRO's proprietary file type), and .24b (FOXPRO's 24-bit file type).

Integrated Quad Speakers Amplified SP-55 horn speaker and tweeter located in the front of the unit, large cone and a tweeter in the rear. Combined, they provide loud, crystal-clear audio and great frequency response. You can switch the internal speakers on/off from the main unit and from the TX-500 remote control.

Integrated Decoy Integrated decoy can be turned on or off from the TX-500 at the push of a button.

Two External Speaker Jacks Connect up to two additional speakers to the Prairie Blaster for a total of four speakers playing simultaneously. You can control those external speakers from the TX-500 remote control.

USB 2.0 Port Quickly and easily reprogram your Prairie Blaster right from your computer!

16 Channels of Remote Operation Operate up to 16 different units from a single remote.

Remote/Manual Operation Use the Prairie Blaster with the remote or choose to operate it manually from the controls located on the front.

Stereo or Mono Operation Stereo and mono operational modes can be selected from the TX-500 remote control.

Red Backlit LCD Display

Low Battery Indicator

Battery Management System

Operates on 8 'D' Batteries

TX-500 Features

Improved Remote Performance By utilizing FHSS technology, remote range and reliability will greatly increase.

Extra-Large LCD Panel The extra large LCD panel provides easy to read text and menu navigation. The LCD panel features a red back light with adjustable brightness control (off, low, medium, high). You can also invert the graphics display for nighttime operation.

Numeric Keypad Sound Entry Don't like scrolling through your sounds? Directly enter the number of the sound you wish to play on the numeric keypad for direct access. For those that prefer the scrolling, the rotary selector knob allows you to scroll through sounds without the need for memorizing your sound list.

Adjustable Sound Scrolling Use the rotary knob to advance through sounds by the page (default) or by single sounds one at a time.

10 Custom Sound Presets Store up to 10 custom sound presets with individual volume levels. Two quick access preset buttons are located on the side of the TX-500.

10 Custom Sound Sequences Design up to 10 entire stands including the individual sounds, volume levels, durations, and passages of silence. When selected, a custom sequence will go through the steps you defined and complete your entire calling sequence without requiring any need for using the remote control.

FOXFADE™ Manipulate the volume level of the L/R channels on a stereo audio file. For example, if you are playing a sound that has a rabbit on the left audio channel and a coyote on the right audio channel you can use FOXFADE to gain independent control of volume of both sounds within the stereo audio file (i.e. decrease the volume of the rabbit--or silence it completely--while the volume of the coyote remains the same or vice versa.) In mono operation, FOXFADE will act as a mixer moving sounds from the front speaker to rear speaker.

A/V (Auto Volume) Auto Volume allows you to begin your sound playback at zero volume and slowly increase it to your desired level. Once your desired has been reached, the volume level will begin to modulate up and down. This leaves your hands free from making manual volume changes.

Three Sound Playback Modes Continuous Mode results in the selected sound playing continuously until you stop it.

Single Play Mode allows you to have the selected sound play once, then stop.

Sequential Mode will play one sound to the end then move on to the next sound.

Adjustable Volume Ramping Set the increment speed for volume increase and decrease. For example, you can assign each volume up/down button press the be equal to 2, 4, 5, 8, or 10 steps.

Adjustable Auxiliary Device Jack Control Control how your auxiliary device jack operates from momentary (for use with the FOXPRO Jack-in-the-Box Decoy) or latched (for use with other devices such as different manufacturers decoys.)

Wireless Sound Transfer After programming sounds into the Prairie Blaster, you will not need to use a patch cable to transfer the list to the remote. The sound list will be automatically transferred into the TX-500.

Internal and External Speaker Control Turn internal and external speakers on/off via the TX-500

Mono/Stereo Operation Select mono or stereo audio operation from the remote control.

Mute Button

Volume Up/Down

Recall Button
Instantly jump back to the last sound and volume level played with the push of a button!

Operates on 3 'AA' Batteries

The Prairie Blaster is backed with a 5 year limited warranty

Made in USA!