The PicoBoos have been the controller to beat since they were introduced over five years ago. You won’t find other controllers at these prices, with these features, that are this easy to use. So for simple, two output props or scenes, the PicoBoos are the only sensible choice.

Audio
The PicoBoo uses a built-in flash memory sound chip that makes it easy to playback and record up to 2 minutes of sound. Hook up any audio device to the PicoBoo’s audio-in and record the desired sound straight into the chip. No computers, no drivers, no converting sound formats. Up to 8 scare sounds can be recorded. The PicoBoo will automatically increment through them with each scare.

Amplifier
The PicoBoo now includes an internal Class D amplifier. Just connect a speaker and you're ready to rock. For those with larger sound requirements, there’s also a line-level output.

Real-Time Programming
All programming of outputs and sounds are done in real-time using the programming buttons on the PicoBoo. Like all other Fright Ideas controllers, you can create an elaborate scene synchronized with sound by simply pushing some buttons.

Write-Protection
Just like its BooBox cousins, the PicoBoo has a write protection mechanism that helps prevent accidental or unwanted program changes.

Relay Outputs
The PicoBoo has two 10 amp relay outputs brought out to a pluggable terminal block. Each of the outputs has both a normally-open and normally-closed contact, ensuring you will be able to control anything. Up to 2 minutes of animation at 30 frames per second can be recorded.

Trigger Input
The PicoBoo has one input which can be used with normally-open or normally-closed contacts, making it possible to work with nearly any type of trigger. Connecting the trigger to ground will loop the scare indefinitely.

Ambient and Scare Modes
When the PicoBoo isn't busy scaring, it is by default in ambient mode. Program the PicoBoo’s sound chip with what you want the patrons to hear as they approach the scare, perhaps a little foreshadowing of the terror to come. Only audio can be programmed in Ambient mode.