Subject: | Security (Real or Perceived) Issues Relative To Recording In Today's |
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From: | "Scott" viaeanguli |
Date: | Sat Aug 25, 2007 3:03 pm ((PDT)) |
Forum Members, This is posted not by a Newbie but rather by a Wannabe. As I weigh my phonographic interests versus the involved finances to support the hobby I also give though to several question. In particular, society's nervous, edgy nature relative to national security issues leads me to ask about recording in public areas. Do you experience strangers questioning your activities, motives, etc.? Has harassment ever been a problem? Has law enforcement personnel ever questioned or inhibited your recording activities? Perhaps the wannabe concerns are unwarranted but the question does enter my mind as I consider purchasing recording equipment. Thanks for your reply, Scott |
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