Hello,
I own a business that designs, manufactures, and markets underwater technology for such devices. Including MP3 and CD-Player systems with high fidelity audio. We have secured U.S. Patents for these technologies. I hope you write back so I may be able to provide you with what you are looking for.
thank you
Rany Polany
President
rpolany@desdiver.com
Diver Entertainment Systems Inc. http://desdiver.com

I'd be all about having a MP-3 player underwater. only problem being getting an air space between the ear piece and your ear drum, i dunno i'm just rambling its late.

-Dave in KC

I've thought about having a audio device tied to my deco bottle at a specific depth so I could pass them time (especially if it was a one of the audio books).

How deep are your products rated?

Hey Guys,
There is only one obvious solution.
Putting the speakers in the ear cups of the ProEar 2000 mask!!!!
There is no water there.

Iwouldn't mind trying an underwater music system, but I really enjoy the quiet and natural sounds underwater, but maybe thats just me.

Actually, This is all a myth, The next time you are down enjoying a nice dive pay attention to the quiet and what you hear are bubbles, a lot of bubbles blowing past your ears!!! the silence is the sound of bubbles my friend, would't a nice mellow music sound track be better?

Actually it is NOT a myth I said natural sounds underwater, that to a scubadiver IS a natural sound. Also for quiet there is also rebreather. I know there are bubble sounds but that is of no consequence. It is nice and quiet relaxing and all.

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Originally posted by HMan:
Hey Guys,
There is only one obvious solution.
Putting the speakers in the ear cups of the ProEar 2000 mask!!!!
There is no water there.

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Methinks we have a ProEar sales rep in our midst

--TexasMike (who would like to try one of these masks some day.