Instrument Insurance

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maddenma

Discussion Starter · Oct 27, 2011

Playing out quite a bit more now, and am starting to realize my homeowner's insurance probably isn't adequate anymore.

Did a Google on instrument insurance and came up with a raft of options out there.

Who is everyone else generally using for this?

1924 Buescher Model 123 True Tone Silver Plated Sopranino
1926 Buescher Model 120 True Tone Series III Silver Plated Straight Alto
1929 Buescher Model 122 True Tone Series III Gold Plated Soprano
1938 Buescher Model 127 Aristocrat (Art Deco) Lacquer Tenor
1938 Buescher Model 139 Aristocrat Gold Plated Baritone
1947 Buescher Model B-11 400 (Top Hat & Cane) Bare Brass Tenor
1949 Buescher Model B-7 400 (Top Hat & Cane) Silver Plated Alto
1949 Buescher Model 140 Aristocrat (Big B) Alto
1949 Buescher Model 156 Aristocrat (Big B) Gold Plated Tenor
1970-something Yamaha Model YBS-61 Baritone
2015 Vibrato A1S III Plastic Alto

Morgan, Ishimori, Strathon, and Theo Wanne Mouthpieces.

Nothing works so well in gathering information as a display of ignorance. I learn something new every day.

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saxmusicguy

· #2 · Oct 27, 2011

See here: http://forum.saxontheweb.net/showthread.php?120943-Insuring-Instruments

Also note this:

mbfav said:
If you are using the stuff professionally, use Clarion. http://www.clarionins.com/

All they do is music instrument insurance. They cover everything except 'left in your car overnight' (outside a gig is fine). It is all risk and covers damage as well. While I've never had to file a claim (knock on wood), I've had them for 2 years and have all of my gear insured with them for what I consider to be a reasonable price.

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