Insurance on band equipment and music
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TubaofGilman
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Insurance on band equipment and music
Does anyone have any suggestions on a good insurance company that insures band instruments and sheetmusic for Community Bands?
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Re: Insurance on band equipment and music
I don't know about insuring multiple instruments for a community band, but I insured my tuba with my home owner/car insurance company, State Farm. It is insured anywhere I take it, and the cost was minimal.
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Kirley
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Re: Insurance on band equipment and music
Does that include when it is used in a professional setting?
Usually it doesn’t. Check the fine print.
Usually it doesn’t. Check the fine print.
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Re: Insurance on band equipment and music
You are correct. We actually offer both kinds, like vaulted and unvaulted jewelry.Kirley wrote:Does that include when it is used in a professional setting?
Usually it doesn’t. Check the fine print.
And it doesn’t cover damage, that’s wear and tear. But it does cover theft away from the home or a total loss while traveling.
If your community band has institutional coverage (it should) for it’s officers, E&O and what have you, seek the expertise of that agent or broker.
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Re: Insurance on band equipment and music
My community band has comprehensive general liability with Cincinnati through a local company that writes business policies. We don't have each piece of music or music instruments insured individually but we have a rider on that policy for $40,000. We couldn't replace two trailers, office equipment, timpani, a 2,000 volume music library, etc but it would keep us in business if we had a monumental loss. Stated value insurance is relatively inexpensive compared to the liability coverage. Just buy what you think you need.
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Current 'stable'... Rudolf Meinl 5/4, Marzan (by Willson) euph, King 2341, Alphorn, and other strange stuff.