Musicguard protection - any other individual utilizing them?

[bothuoctoba]

 Soon after a recommendation from the aggregate BC pool of insight truly.

I've safeguarded my pack with these folks for a long time, and it's expected for reestablishment.

Astonished to observe they don't hold a point by point timetable of what I have safeguarded with them ( no portrayals or chronic numbers and so forth) - simply broad sums for PA, instruments, amps and so on

I don't have the foggiest idea what's right now protected with them or not, so can't let them know if it's right.

They said assuming that I expected to guarantee I'd need to give a receipt to the thing - I have barely any insight into you, yet I don't have receipts for instruments I purchased 10 or 20 years prior.

Without that, I'm battling to see the point.

So my inquiries are:

1. Is this approach common?

2. Are there some other insurance agency individuals could suggest?

I took a gander at MU protection yet I'm not a MU part.

Any considerations - fire away!

[zbd1960]

All my instruments are insured with Allianz, who bought out a UK specialist insurer some years ago (whose name I now can't remember). I've got a lot of kit insured with them (2 cellos, 2 viols, 4 saxes, 4 basses plus the amps and cabs). Cover includes instruments in locked cars. I had to make one claim about 4 years ago when my main cello fell on its face and the fingerboard came off, belly opened up, bridge snapped, plus made a mess of the finish. Took it to a luthier and they settled directly with him.