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northcountrybob
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Yo! 

 

Off on tour end of this week and need to pick up some musical instrument insurance for those in my band that don't have it. I already have it...  and will only be flying with my pedals. Mine is through the Musicians Union but it's a bit of a pain sorting the same cover through their broker for non-members. 

 

Any tips or recommendations? 

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8 minutes ago, Dad3353 said:

There are more benefits from MU membership than simply insurance cover. They become more apparent when there is a need, of course; it's a gamble as to whether any such need arises. Same as insurance cover, really. :|

Granted, but if one is just after insurance cover then there are more cost-effective options out there.

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I had mine through Allianz, I never had to claim luckily but they were the first one I found that didn't mind that some of my basses didn't have serial numbers (custom builds) , they were always helpful on the phone and didn't put on the hard sell when I phoned to cancel the policy (everything is on the house insurance which is fine as I'm not gigging at the moment)  when I get some gigs booked tean I'll go back to Allianz again. 

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I gave Allianz a call and they were helpful but it's too last minute to get everything together. Anyway... don't know why babysitting everyone... 

 

For anyone wondering, they sent me a spreadsheet to list all the gear I want insured on. Seem pretty flexible and helpful. I should revisit when I have more time, or get the others to do it themselves. 

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All my instruments are with Allianz. I have three policies with them: one for cellos, one for saxes, one for basses and associated gear. I did have to claim on the cello one a few years ago when the cello fell over, which snapped the bridge, took the finger board off and did a lot of cosmetic damage. All sorted with luthier and no hassle. 

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