The sounds are:
Power Pattern � I use this loop when I am covering a lot of water. The key to this loop is the delays in activity. These delays allow for a less saturating sound as you cover water yet still it creates a natural feeding activity with precise timing. Best results are when using a spinner bait, crank bait, top water or swimming a jig down a bank or isolated cover.

Feeding Frenzy � This loop should be used when the fish are in an aggressive mood and a feeding mood but not actively schooling. This is the loop that truly �Ignites a Feeding Frenzy�. It takes fish that are �on the edge� of feeding and gets them fired up and looking for bait. This loop is also very disruptive to normal baitfish activity. It takes a calm group of bait and makes them nervous because of the feeding activity and sounds. Get the bait nervous and the fish start feeding.

Delayed Schooling � This loop was designed to imitate intermittent schooling activity. Schools that I like to call a �Wolf Pack� that is constantly on the move. This loop is best used at times whey you see a large or small school briefly pop up and then go down. It is also very effective in situations when single bass are sporadically feeding on top.

Finesse � This loop is used as simply as it sounds. I use it when fish are not actively feeding due to moon phase, time of day, barometric pressure or other influences. This loop mimics the current environment that the fish are in. Sounds in this loop are active bait swimming in a natural environment. A lot of time I notice this pattern getting schools of bait balled up or swimming beside my boat. Typically, when using this pattern I am fishing with a spinning rod casting or vertically fishing a drop shot or shaky head worm. Remember, when using sound, sometimes �Less is More�.

Ultra Finesse � This sound loop was developed for the toughest of finesse conditions a fisherman can face. Postfrontal, high skies with no wind are a perfect example. These are times that I want sound introduced but I want it in the subtlest way possible. These are situations where truly �Less is More�.

Schooling Blitz � This sound loop is absolutely the most aggressive sounds available. This loop is the actual sound of schooling fish. These sounds include both surface and subsurface schooling. I use this loop simply when �The fish are Schooling�. These sounds will keep the schools fired up and closer to your boat. This loop eliminates the need for �Chasing the School� and hoping to get within casting distance.
Remember, �Mimic Your Environment� and don�t be afraid to �Change it Up�.
Kevin VanDam

Do these sounds REPLACE our current sounds or add to the list?

The sounds are "in addition" to the current sounds. Once the card is plugged in you will have 10 total sounds available.

What about the crawfish sounds mentioned above?

Very cool!!

Very nice. Will be great to have the latest

guess next question is does it upload the files to your unit via usb port and after that is done you can take the chip out and store it. or does the card have to remain in the unit?

It is a card that must be left in unit.

Is the crawdad card the same price?

Gene
Is the port on the bottom of the unit under the cover that has 2 screws holding it?

Yes. Sound card plugs in there.They had them at the tackle show.

The Sounds are KVD saying "Here Fishy fishy fishy" Worth every penny!!!!!

Awesome! When the crawfish card comes out will it have the bluegill pattern and the other patterns that you mentioned a while back? Can't wait to get my hands on these, thanks for the update Gene.

Yes. The card is about an inch by an inch and screws in.

If the card stays in the unit, how do you add the crawfish sound? Will there be 2 cards that stay in the unti?

I may have just answered my own question. If the cards are removeable, to use the crawfish card you would just remove the other card and plug in the crawfish card? If this is the case, seems simple enough.

How much is the crawfish unit?

Thanks