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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #105 on: May 13, 2018, 05:16:58 PM »

Actually he is probably one of the MOST qualified of anyone else on here in regards to this topic.  I will not divulge any information on his skills, but to dismiss them outright is entirely up to you.  If you were in the porn star vs president situation would you prefer to call Michael Cohen or Michael Avenatti? If I was in a situation where I needed advice regarding anything related to taping or a similar subject I would ask for his advice or for a referral.  You missed that point. 

Probably a bigger issue for many tapers including one in particular is if you happen to get caught and law enforcement is called, cheap taping gear is the least of your problems.  Possession of other things is the problem, especially in states like Tennessee or Louisiana.  Also,  I know of tapers who have been arrested and paid visit to some of the finer establishments like Riker's Island.  A day or two there is more than enough.  You having not heard about it doesn't mean it didn't happen.  There have been other situations that some of us are aware of and will not be shared in a public forum like this.  Having a legal resource to call IS important if the need happens to arise.


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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #106 on: May 13, 2018, 05:18:28 PM »
There is a reason we tape.  There is a reason we record the way we do.

The only way to minimize not getting caught is to assume you are going to get caught and try to prevent it.  Every time I record I look at all the ways that I can catch myself and try like hell to prevent it.

Don't be stupid with your gear.  Don't let on that you are recording.  And by all means don't brag that you are doing it.

That is why I don't audience record anymore.  Too many whoo whoo girls and Ric Flair guys screwing up my recordings.

and I just taped 32 bands in 15 days, and made people on both sides of me aware what I was doing (so they'd STFU)...of course sizing up where they were at/where they were coming from was a huge component of that.


not saying you're wrong in your approach, but there IS more than one way to skin a cat.
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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #107 on: May 13, 2018, 05:19:58 PM »
especially in states like Tennessee or Louisiana

Any need to knows about Tennessee to share?


I'd ask someone like The Govner, geordy or earlehead (all who have taped in the TN area for 15-40 years) before I'd defer to Captain Clueless.
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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #108 on: May 13, 2018, 07:26:42 PM »
I've also taped in Tennessee for the last 12 years but wasn't aware of anything other than, if I get busted, be as compliant and professional as I can. The one time that I have been, I conducted myself as such and the venue confiscated my tape (filming), and held my equipment until the end of the show and allowed me back in. Luckily I had my audio gear hidden very well, haha! I have known Geordy for a long time. We worked together on a NIN show many many years ago. Great guy and taper!
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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #109 on: May 14, 2018, 12:40:18 AM »
I've also taped in Tennessee for the last 12 years but wasn't aware of anything other than, if I get busted, be as compliant and professional as I can. The one time that I have been, I conducted myself as such and the venue confiscated my tape (filming), and held my equipment until the end of the show and allowed me back in. Luckily I had my audio gear hidden very well, haha! I have known Geordy for a long time. We worked together on a NIN show many many years ago. Great guy and taper!


yup.

was just mentioning 3 off the top of my head who are in the eastern/central part of the state.


have been busted probably a dozen times over the years...had to check the vidcam at coatcheck after getting caught *twice* (Crowes '10 at the Fillmore in SF, but nailed the other 3 nights I was there), had a large black security guard grab me by the neck, and lift me up against a fence  until I gave him the tape (Tool Lolla '97 Shoreline), had the tape snapped in half in front of me, but was allowed to stay (Exodus '92 San Jose), got thrown out for smoking a joint, but recorded the whole exchange, snuck back in and got the rest of the show (Cult '95, Tempe), got busted for filming with a 6 inch tripod, taken downstairs on 20 minute walk, then was told filming *could* resume , just not with the tripod (VH '12, St. Louis), a dipshit former friend just HAD to stand up in front of people who it was obvious were going to narc us out, and when security came, former friend spilled a full go cup of soda on MY D6, the tapes were taken, the decks and mics were not, and we were told to leave the venue (Page/Plant '95 San Jose, which was a STUPID show to be taping, as they were broadcasting the FM that night), and other various and assorted situations.

note that NONE of these experiences were in Alaska

all that said, this "Chicken Little" attitude that the cops have some sort of 'power' regarding *your* property in those situations is utterly unfounded.

they can NOT take your property (nee: hardware)...now that does result in you leaving the venue with it, instead of staying for the show, but ANY cop who seized what rightfully belongs to you (meaning ALL but the actual recording), you get their badge number then and there, ask for their commanding officer (who knows more than some 18 month old rookie) and trust me, there will be told to return your property then and there (if not actual repercussions on THEIR end), but not for you.


stealth tapers don't rely on permissions, they rely on smarts and guile.


again, I grew up around a lot of lawyers, doctors, etc...call bullshit on what I'm saying if you want, but unless you're an utter idiot, your gear is YOUR gear.

it'd be easy to research the statutes in each state regarding such, right down to the code numbers for the law, and compile them.

they have the rights to the recording, and your batteries if you choose to stay.

but that's it.
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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #110 on: May 14, 2018, 11:51:42 AM »
they can NOT take your property (nee: hardware)...now that does result in you leaving the venue with it, instead of staying for the show, but ANY cop who seized what rightfully belongs to you (meaning ALL but the actual recording), you get their badge number then and there, ask for their commanding officer (who knows more than some 18 month old rookie) and trust me, there will be told to return your property then and there (if not actual repercussions on THEIR end), but not for you.


I agree that a stealth taper is pretty dumb, on a number of levels, if he/she get into a situation that escalates to the point where you might lose your gear.

That said, the 'badge number -> commanding officer' line of reasoning is nonsense and nobody with common sense would follow that suggestion.  The point many have made, that you keep ignoring, is that your legal rights DO NOT dictate security/or a police officers actions in any particular encounter and you'd be a fool to think a commanding officer isn't going to support whatever action they take.  All you have to do is watch the news and see how cops treat minorities to understand this.
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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #111 on: May 14, 2018, 01:27:19 PM »


That said, the 'badge number -> commanding officer' line of reasoning is nonsense and nobody with common sense would follow that suggestion.  The point many have made, that you keep ignoring, is that your legal rights DO NOT dictate security/or a police officers actions in any particular encounter and you'd be a fool to think a commanding officer isn't going to support whatever action they take.  All you have to do is watch the news and see how cops treat minorities to understand this.

*only if it gets to that point*....you don't go asking for badge numbers out of the gate. (nor am I a minority)

and no, the commanding officer will not necessarily back up the lower level person.

case in point: in SF at the Fillmore to tape TMS last fall.

"lower level employee" (this is an analogy) told me "no, you can't tape from upstairs, even if the band gives you permission" (which I had)...I then politely asked for person in charge  (showing up when doors open/being first in line is key here, don't try this 10 minutes before showtime), she came out, did the necessary legwork (which she didn't need to do)...and permission was granted (she also was impressed that I used residue-free duct-tape to secure my gear, she initially said "no tape" until I showed her).


the ultimate goal: "to get what you want".

but how do *you* get there?


my "schtick" here isn't how those kind of situations are approached, trust me.
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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #112 on: May 14, 2018, 01:58:04 PM »
"lower level employee" (this is an analogy) told me "no, you can't tape from upstairs, even if the band gives you permission" (which I had)...I then politely asked for person in charge  (showing up when doors open/being first in line is key here, don't try this 10 minutes before showtime), she came out, did the necessary legwork (which she didn't need to do)...and permission was granted (she also was impressed that I used residue-free duct-tape to secure my gear, she initially said "no tape" until I showed her).

This same thing has happened to me more times than I can count (though I open tape a lot more than stealth).  The first person encountered at the show defaults to 'no'.  Rather than taking an agressive attitude, I politely tell them that you think there might be a mistake and that if they could please do you the favor of asking someone that you'd reeealllly appreciate it.  If I'm recording a taper friendly band, I might say something about how the band appreciates it as well.

I've offered to buy the person that I encountered something to drink later on, even if it's only a water or coke.  They usually can't accept so more times than not I don't actually end up buying, but the offer goes a long way to making brownie points with these people and it also helps them to remember me.

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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #113 on: May 14, 2018, 02:29:26 PM »
"lower level employee" (this is an analogy) told me "no, you can't tape from upstairs, even if the band gives you permission" (which I had)...I then politely asked for person in charge  (showing up when doors open/being first in line is key here, don't try this 10 minutes before showtime), she came out, did the necessary legwork (which she didn't need to do)...and permission was granted (she also was impressed that I used residue-free duct-tape to secure my gear, she initially said "no tape" until I showed her).

This same thing has happened to me more times than I can count (though I open tape a lot more than stealth).  The first person encountered at the show defaults to 'no'.  Rather than taking an agressive attitude, I politely tell them that you think there might be a mistake and that if they could please do you the favor of asking someone that you'd reeealllly appreciate it.  If I'm recording a taper friendly band, I might say something about how the band appreciates it as well.

I've offered to buy the person that I encountered something to drink later on, even if it's only a water or coke.  They usually can't accept so more times than not I don't actually end up buying, but the offer goes a long way to making brownie points with these people and it also helps them to remember me.

yup, AK hippy lettuce has helped me many times in that regard as well.

the "badge number/commanding officer" line is more when rookie is walking off with your belongings...maybe that choice of words is a bit  'brusk', but the worst I've ever had in 25+ years is either coat check (if I stay) or 'leave the venue' (self-explanatory)
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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #114 on: May 14, 2018, 04:40:17 PM »



Dude, I have steered clear of getting wrapped up in your drama again, but the grammar Nazi in me just had to chime in here.  I don't know you personally, and although you may be a good person, based on everything I've seen on this site, I wouldn't even want to.  Your writing is atrocious, your structure is ridiculous and nonsensical, and you can't seem to stay on topic within a single sentence.  It is genuinely painful to read your posts, but still amusing just the same.  You need only look above at this very comment to see how poorly you write... "if you talk like you type", really dude, do you think this is proper English?  How about trying, "if you speak like you write" the next time.
It's bad form to call someone else out on their writing when you are clearly challenged on that subject yourself.
On a personal note, I am surprised that you haven't been kicked off this site yet.  You do not contribute anything positive as much as you ridicule others.  You are constantly picking fights with other posters, when all they are doing is peacefully participating in a conversation.  Why, do you feel that insecure about yourself?  Seriously, why don't you just try to get along with others instead of antagonizing them?  If you don't agree with something, then approach it like an adult and support your statements with facts, not name-calling.  Maybe then, people won't give you such a bad rap.


just posted on my AIC torrent upped today:

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=621277


Downloading this one based on your notes; thanks so much for another superb capture!


so, clearly, not all people see things the way you do  (not to mention I've never met chickenwing)

maybe if you spent less money on mics, you'd have more money to go to shows (based on previous posts you've made)


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thought.

You are truly unbelievable.  You are so high on your horse, that nothing anyone else says or does holds any significance compared to you.  Maybe you should change your name to King Furburger!

What I spend on my microphones and gear is my business, and certainly none of yours, so keep your nose out of my wallet.  What I spend, when I spend anything at all, on concert tickets, again, is none of your business.  Again, keep your nose out of my business.  I don't deal drugs, so I don't have the disposable income (cash) that you do.  I work hard for a living working 2-3 jobs, and spend my money on what brings me pleasure, so once again, keep you nose out of my wallet.

Furthermore, I do not use dime.  I don't download shows from there, because too many of them suck.  When I bother to download a show at all, I use bt.etree, and find that overall, the quality of recordings on that site are more consistently better.  Of course, that's personal preference.

Another thing, you are not in the same league as probably every other taper on this thread.  You do not even use "real" microphones to record a show, yet criticize virtually everyone who does.  You put a small Tascam in your pocket and think that makes you a "taper".  It doesn't, at least not in the sense of what the rest of us do here.  It's great that you're happy with your recordings, which is all that matters, but when it comes to concern about being caught taping, LOL, you have no concern.  Your $200 recorder is insignificant in comparison to a quality recording rig.  So seriously, why chime in with your point of view when it really doesn't apply to the rest of us?  That, by the way, was a rhetorical question, so please don't answer it.

Oh, and one more thing, you are a drug dealer, not a lawyer, so stop giving bullshit legal advice to someone who's asking for facts.  Having family 

In conclusion, and I think I speak for most of us, if not all of us, either learn how to communicate nicely with others, or stop communicating with us at all.  None of us here are interested in your abuse.  We are here because we appreciate and value what OTHER tapers have to say regarding certain situations.

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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #115 on: May 14, 2018, 05:09:13 PM »


You are truly unbelievable.  You are so high on your horse, that nothing anyone else says or does holds any significance compared to you.  Maybe you should change your name to King Furburger!

What I spend on my microphones and gear is my business, and certainly none of yours, so keep your nose out of my wallet.  What I spend, when I spend anything at all, on concert tickets, again, is none of your business.  Again, keep your nose out of my business.  I don't deal drugs, so I don't have the disposable income (cash) that you do.  I work hard for a living working 2-3 jobs, and spend my money on what brings me pleasure, so once again, keep you nose out of my wallet.

Furthermore, I do not use dime.  I don't download shows from there, because too many of them suck.  When I bother to download a show at all, I use bt.etree, and find that overall, the quality of recordings on that site are more consistently better.  Of course, that's personal preference.

Another thing, you are not in the same league as probably every other taper on this thread.  You do not even use "real" microphones to record a show, yet criticize virtually everyone who does.  You put a small Tascam in your pocket and think that makes you a "taper".  It doesn't, at least not in the sense of what the rest of us do here.  It's great that you're happy with your recordings, which is all that matters, but when it comes to concern about being caught taping, LOL, you have no concern.  Your $200 recorder is insignificant in comparison to a quality recording rig.  So seriously, why chime in with your point of view when it really doesn't apply to the rest of us?  That, by the way, was a rhetorical question, so please don't answer it.

Oh, and one more thing, you are a drug dealer, not a lawyer, so stop giving bullshit legal advice to someone who's asking for facts.  Having family 

In conclusion, and I think I speak for most of us, if not all of us, either learn how to communicate nicely with others, or stop communicating with us at all.  None of us here are interested in your abuse.  We are here because we appreciate and value what OTHER tapers have to say regarding certain situations.

Peace.


um, YOU are the one who brought it up in past threads. (or if you don't want people to mention it, then you probably shouldn't share it)

a wise lesson my father taught me at a young age is "it's not how much you make, it's *what you do with it*".

you could learn from this.

Sonic Studios are a *real* microphone with a full 20hz to 20khz range. they've served me very well, and for 25 years I've received numerous accolades for my captures. (that's not "full of myself", that's OTHER peoples opinions)


as for "being a drug dealer", you're right.

I HATE Big Pharma to the core of my soul, and if I can grow a plant that helps people with lupus (removed her RLS/pins and needles at night so she can sleep), MS (a good friend lost sight in her left eye, added my CBD coconut oil to her tea at night, 3 days later, her sight returned), arthritis (name another medicine that you can eat AND apply topically where benefits are derived), glaucoma (reduces the pressure of the eyeball), cancer (appetite and nausea)...I could go on and on and on with the  people I help at a ***fraction of the cost of the pills that tear up stomach linings***.


my legal "advice" is derived from pure, personal experience, and I'm guessing I hit home with you so hard that "Having family" was going to be some bleeding-heart bullshit that ended with "is more important than blah blah blah wah wah wah), but you were so worked up that you forgot to finish.



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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #116 on: May 14, 2018, 05:32:19 PM »

In conclusion, and I think I speak for most of us, if not all of us, either learn how to communicate nicely with others, or stop communicating with us at all.  None of us here are interested in your abuse.  We are here because we appreciate and value what OTHER tapers have to say regarding certain situations.



posted this for daspy, yet it applies to you as well:

“Throughout life people will make you mad, disrespect you and treat you bad. Let God deal with the things they do, cause hate in your heart will consume you too.”

― Will Smith



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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #117 on: May 14, 2018, 07:27:51 PM »


You are truly unbelievable.  You are so high on your horse, that nothing anyone else says or does holds any significance compared to you.  Maybe you should change your name to King Furburger!

What I spend on my microphones and gear is my business, and certainly none of yours, so keep your nose out of my wallet.  What I spend, when I spend anything at all, on concert tickets, again, is none of your business.  Again, keep your nose out of my business.  I don't deal drugs, so I don't have the disposable income (cash) that you do.  I work hard for a living working 2-3 jobs, and spend my money on what brings me pleasure, so once again, keep you nose out of my wallet.

Furthermore, I do not use dime.  I don't download shows from there, because too many of them suck.  When I bother to download a show at all, I use bt.etree, and find that overall, the quality of recordings on that site are more consistently better.  Of course, that's personal preference.

Another thing, you are not in the same league as probably every other taper on this thread.  You do not even use "real" microphones to record a show, yet criticize virtually everyone who does.  You put a small Tascam in your pocket and think that makes you a "taper".  It doesn't, at least not in the sense of what the rest of us do here.  It's great that you're happy with your recordings, which is all that matters, but when it comes to concern about being caught taping, LOL, you have no concern.  Your $200 recorder is insignificant in comparison to a quality recording rig.  So seriously, why chime in with your point of view when it really doesn't apply to the rest of us?  That, by the way, was a rhetorical question, so please don't answer it.

Oh, and one more thing, you are a drug dealer, not a lawyer, so stop giving bullshit legal advice to someone who's asking for facts.  Having family 

In conclusion, and I think I speak for most of us, if not all of us, either learn how to communicate nicely with others, or stop communicating with us at all.  None of us here are interested in your abuse.  We are here because we appreciate and value what OTHER tapers have to say regarding certain situations.

Peace.


um, YOU are the one who brought it up in past threads. (or if you don't want people to mention it, then you probably shouldn't share it)

a wise lesson my father taught me at a young age is "it's not how much you make, it's *what you do with it*".

you could learn from this.

Sonic Studios are a *real* microphone with a full 20hz to 20khz range. they've served me very well, and for 25 years I've received numerous accolades for my captures. (that's not "full of myself", that's OTHER peoples opinions)


as for "being a drug dealer", you're right.

I HATE Big Pharma to the core of my soul, and if I can grow a plant that helps people with lupus (removed her RLS/pins and needles at night so she can sleep), MS (a good friend lost sight in her left eye, added my CBD coconut oil to her tea at night, 3 days later, her sight returned), arthritis (name another medicine that you can eat AND apply topically where benefits are derived), glaucoma (reduces the pressure of the eyeball), cancer (appetite and nausea)...I could go on and on and on with the  people I help at a ***fraction of the cost of the pills that tear up stomach linings***.


my legal "advice" is derived from pure, personal experience, and I'm guessing I hit home with you so hard that "Having family" was going to be some bleeding-heart bullshit that ended with "is more important than blah blah blah wah wah wah), but you were so worked up that you forgot to finish.



God is good, man is not, man made whiskey, God made pot.


bless you, and in conclusion, may you figure it out someday, before it's too late.

I wasn't so worked up that I forgot anything.  I wrote what I wanted to.  If you want me to go on about family, no problem.  There are currently 3 doctors in my family, soon to be 4.  I lost count of how many lawyers, but a fair estimate would be about 5 or 6.  The thing is, it doesn't mean shit, as I am still not personally qualified to give medical or legal advice.  I too have a lot of personal experience, but that only gives me a limited knowledge of my situation, not someone else's.  As far as friends, I can't even begin to estimate the number of doctors and lawyers that I'm close to.  Plenty of both on speed dial.  Again, it doesn't mean shit...and a few of each are tapers too.
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I have no problems with you being a grower and a dealer.  It really doesn't matter to me and I don't care.  My only point on that topic, is that you have a lot of disposable cash to work with.
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As for my personal finances, it isn't for you to quote, regardless of what I decide to share.  It's intrusive, and you should know where that line is by this time in your life.  I'm not ashamed about it, but it isn't something I'm happy about either.  I was doing very well for quite a while, but a divorce with a bitter bitch literally cleaned me out.  Nowadays, I'm starting from scratch with a lot more bills...such as child support and other expenses related to the divorce and my kids.  Lots of drama that I would be fine without!  A good portion of my recording gear, with the exception of upgrades, are things I've owned before I met my ex-wife.  Concert tickets are too much money these days, so I have to pick and choose (at least for the next year and a half), but luckily for me, I have many friends who hook me up when they can, and I don't pay for almost everything locally because I know a few promoters.  I also barter with my services of recording shows for bands and promoters.  I manage to do almost all of what is important to me.  Still, it isn't for you, or anyone, to throw that in my face, it's bad form.  No one else ever has, by the way.
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Sonic Studios mics are something I'm very familiar with.  Dare I say, more so than you.  I was one of the 2 people that initially reviewed them before they first hit the market.  For what they are, they are decent mics.  My taping partner was the one who wrote the review/article.  We had (have) 2 pair of them.  I don't use them anymore.  They lack bottom end.
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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #118 on: May 14, 2018, 08:44:02 PM »
Het Nak700, just don't quote the clown anymore.  Them we can truly ignore him and he can spew his nonsense without us have to read his crap.  All I see if how much he needs to respond to every comment as if its a personal affront.  Just like Trump.

Also the point xjsb125 commented on regarding Tennessee, Kentucky and Alabama had NOTHING to do with taping.  The point (obvious I thought to most) was that arguing with security and police about getting gear back should be the least of one's concern with a bag full of Alaskan bunk cabbage or whatever it's called.  In one case I would encourage arguing to facilitate a search.  Then the Holiday Inn Express lawyer can use his extensive legal and negotiating skills.  It is like Trump.  Telling him not to do something will result in him doing it because he knows more than anyone else.  That's it, I'm done.  Have shows to track and upload.


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Re: Legality of Taping - AUD & RF/IEM
« Reply #119 on: May 14, 2018, 09:19:46 PM »
I wasn't so worked up that I forgot anything.  I wrote what I wanted to.  If you want me to go on about family, no problem.  There are currently 3 doctors in my family, soon to be 4.  I lost count of how many lawyers, but a fair estimate would be about 5 or 6.  The thing is, it doesn't mean shit, as I am still not personally qualified to give medical or legal advice.  I too have a lot of personal experience, but that only gives me a limited knowledge of my situation, not someone else's.  As far as friends, I can't even begin to estimate the number of doctors and lawyers that I'm close to.  Plenty of both on speed dial.  Again, it doesn't mean shit...and a few of each are tapers too.


there is nothing I said about the legal side of taping that is untrue.

nor is anyone exchanging money for what is being said....which is the usual mechanism one uses to obtain 'legal advice'.

if you have actually gotten to the point that you need legal advice, then clearly you're taping wrong.


I have no problems with you being a grower and a dealer.  It really doesn't matter to me and I don't care.  My only point on that topic, is that you have a lot of disposable cash to work with.

no, I have a lot of disposable cash due to prior investments and prudent use of funds.

again, it's not how much I make, it's knowing the difference between investments and liabilities.






As for my personal finances, it isn't for you to quote, regardless of what I decide to share.  It's intrusive, and you should know where that line is by this time in your life.  I'm not ashamed about it, but it isn't something I'm happy about either.  I was doing very well for quite a while, but a divorce with a bitter bitch literally cleaned me out.  Nowadays, I'm starting from scratch with a lot more bills...such as child support and other expenses related to the divorce and my kids.  Lots of drama that I would be fine without!  A good portion of my recording gear, with the exception of upgrades, are things I've owned before I met my ex-wife.  Concert tickets are too much money these days, so I have to pick and choose (at least for the next year and a half), but luckily for me, I have many friends who hook me up when they can, and I don't pay for almost everything locally because I know a few promoters.  I also barter with my services of recording shows for bands and promoters.  I manage to do almost all of what is important to me.  Still, it isn't for you, or anyone, to throw that in my face, it's bad form.  No one else ever has, by the way.


maybe you should have thought about that before you said things like:

-You are so high on your horse, that nothing anyone else says or does holds any significance compared to you. (shallow character statement, incorrect in nature)

-I don't deal drugs (shallow stab)

-I don't download shows from there, because too many of them suck.  When I bother to download a show at all, I use bt.etree (attempted insult.....I use dime, TTD and etree, but download the least from etree, because the bulk of the *music* there sucks, regardless of quality)

-Another thing, you are not in the same league as probably every other taper on this thread (personal attack, regardless of its flawed nature)

-You do not even use "real" microphones to record a show (another attempted putdown)

-Oh, and one more thing, you are a drug dealer, not a lawyer (more repeated slander, as ***it's legal in Alaska, and I *give it away* when traveling)




after all that verbal garbage from you, my response was what again?:

I merely provided an example of ***others not seeing things the way you do***, and brought up a single statement that YOU made *publicly*


and somehow I'm the bad guy???


I'm sorry your skin is tissue-thin, and I can send you some manstruation pads if you need them....but get real with yourself already.



maybe you missed it, but I'm civil here with those who are civil with me.

whereas others have said daspy (for example, one of the most uncivil posters here) has been like he has for "decades"....the irony of someone who goes by daspyknows calling someone else a narcissist is hypocrisy to the n'th power, and if you can't see that, I can't help you





Sonic Studios mics are something I'm very familiar with.  Dare I say, more so than you.  I was one of the 2 people that initially reviewed them before they first hit the market.  For what they are, they are decent mics.  My taping partner was the one who wrote the review/article.  We had (have) 2 pair of them.  I don't use them anymore.  They lack bottom end.


I'd have to call bullshit on that, or see a link of such.


as for the 'lack of bottom end', then why the hell did Leonard make a THREE way lo-cut for them? (since discontinued)


it makes no sense to make a LOW cut for something with little bottom end, no?



man, you're easy, and I'd make a "I see why your wife left" joke to follow, but I don't want you to do something drastic....
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