Topic: JB3 and stealth

[kfrinkle]

Lets hope more people share their recordings this tour.  The recent few tours have been disgusting taping wise. All the hoarding MOFOs out there...

[formengr]

But will most venues allow you in if they just think it's a regular CD walkman (i.e. not a recording device)?  Or will they not let it in?  Folks that in fact stealth with NJB3, how do they typically get it in?

Pocket of my cargo pants.   

[Music is alive]

Pocket of my cargo pants.   

     Have they ever asked you to take it back to the car?  You keep headphones in there?  And crotch the other gear I assume?

[formengr]

Pocket of my cargo pants.   

     Have they ever asked you to take it back to the car?  You keep headphones in there?  And crotch the other gear I assume?

In my pocket. No headphones. Not back to the car, yet.

[pfife]

The only way to get into Tool is to crotch it or have a your lady put it in a purse full of womens feminine products and shit like that.  Most other places, I agree that you can just put it in your pocket and claim it is a CD player. Headphones help too.

You team evil guys have a whole other world of problems! - moshers, etc...

Good point though - expect higher scrutiny at harder edged shows...

But, at least around my area, Team Evil has another benefit - the Evil shows are so evil that normal people are too scared of the ass kicking goodness that they are usually small shows, which translates into little or no security.

I just taped Suffocation, as well as High on Fire, at a venue that my crappy local band played at.  This is the situation that I tape in almost all the time.

[sml42]

Do you guys leave the leather pouch off when attempting this method?  I have leather pouches for mine and I think it makes them look not quite as CD-player-ish.

Yes, I keep mine in the pouch - clip it to my belt, wear a t-shirt long enough to cover it... and just stroll on in like you own the venue

With venues I'm familiar with, I often walk in fully wired-up, with the mics dangling against my chest under t-shirt... then all's I have to do is hit record and fly the mics. Easy!

best regards,
stephen

[musicsherlock]

The JB3 is no problem, it's the PS-2 & AD-20 that I get nervous about...I usually don't do super stealth, only low-profile stealth.  Meaning, I can stuff my gear at the bottom of my backpack, cover it with clothes from "work" and I'm good to go...