Explore a whole new world of sound

The new low cost, high quality listening device for marine exploration, eco-tourism, research and recreational use

eco-tourism
Perfect for boat operators, ecoparks, nature reserves and sea life centres. Marine life can be heard even when
not visible – greatly extending the visitor experience.
kayaking
Find out what’s going on around you underwater as well as on the water. Place the LSTN2 on top of your kayak and listen to the world below you.
research
The LSTN2 is proficient enough to be used effectively by students, university researchers and dedicated enthusiasts.
education
The LSTN2 enables schoolchildren and students to discover nature for themselves, providing first hand experience on field trips and information for science projects.
family-fun
Explore the natural world at first hand - hours of fun hearing sounds in a garden pond or dipping in the sea from the beach or a small boat

How it works

  • 1) Hook up your smartphone, tablet or headphones
  • 2) Place silver medallion in water
  • 3) Turn on
  • 4) Get listening

 

Interesting Sounds you may hear with your LSTN2

Upload to our YouTube channel to compare to our library or one of our specialists will take a listen and attempt to identify for you!

>> click here to read and hear more

 

Example Usage

What people are saying

“We run fishing and sealife tours and dipping in the LSTN2 over the side has proved a huge hit with our guests. It’s especially useful if it’s slow and the fish aren’t biting!”
James, Mull
“Seeing dolphins when we’re out sailing is a real treat. Being able to hear them too is pure joy!”
Brian, Sailor.
“Drop the hydrophone in and start listening. It really is that simple. We’re already using it as part of our awareness raising work to bring the underwater world to life for passengers on Dolphin Survey Boat Trips. Hearing dolphins in the wild really is something special and listening to the sounds in the sea can be a real eye opener. This is a fantastic piece of kit that adds a whole new dimension to the underwater world that surrounds us. You should certainly find a place aboard your boat for it whether you’re a regular boat user or a researcher. You’ll enjoy how quick and easy it is to use”.

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Sarah Perry, Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre