Don't pay $40 for a crappy tour T-shirt. Take home a real souvenir — your own high-quality audio recording of the show.* | Photos: Sun Lee
1. The Recorder
Find the room's sweet spot — usually right between the speaker stacks — and keep this hot-pocket-sized recorder at chin level. The Zoom H6 writes CD-quality audio to SD cards. | $400
3. The Earbuds
It's a bummer to learn after the show that you ran the input too hot and turned the drum solo into distorted mush. Monitor your recording with Etymotic hf5 isolating earphones. | $149
2. The Micro Mic
Need to go stealth? Try this SP-CMC-2 mic kit from Sound Professionals. Tape the tiny capsules to the temples of your glasses or clip them to the brim of your hat. | $129
4. The Pack
Rocking a fanny pack won't win you any dates, but it'll keep your gear within easy reach. Stay discreet and hide this Dakine Hip Pack by tying a hoodie around your waist. | $20
*Don't be a jerk. If the artist or venue isn't cool with you taping the show, don't do it.
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