hey any dredgers out there listening to music while dredging , anything anyone can recommend be awesome to listen to tunes whilst working , but wondering if something in my ears will give me equilisation problems , not sure just a thought
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I find the sounds of gravel heading up the ventury like music to my ears 
but seriously I have to wear ear plugs or have problems with ears, it would be cool to listen to some music under there though, Iv never thought of it.
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No wireless anything works under water.
However there are plenty of options that you download your music to and it plays it regardless
These new “shokz" actually sit infront of your ear on ya head and you can still hear . I was impressed. Go to a mountain bike / action sports shop and try the demo ones .
They market them for swimming.
There’s cheaper ones too etc. But yea I thought they’d be shite but I was wrong .
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Awesome mate , I got the feeling the both the cubic square meter rate and the gold per cube is gonna sky rocket now def gonna give them ago
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I will definitely be trying them out. Im pretty sure they even work with traditional ear plugs or any alternatives .
There would be too many arguments if I had to listen to my own thoughts and gravel all day.
The shokz with memory is comparable to a mp3 player that most of us may have put music on once. Or download some podcasts to listen to
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Im getting some for this season to but for the hell of me dont know where or how to get mp3 music these days. Is limewire still a thing haha
I use water proof headphones. But I believe the bone ones behind ears are better. Bluetooth dosnt work underwater so have to down load to headphones. I have tho had an old phone downloaded music and podcasts to it and put in a dry bag in the back of my wetsuit hood and that’s close enough for Bluetooth to work underwater
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