ninehertz

1. • Podge
   • anyone know anything about this sort of stuff?
     
     the fire alarm at our practice studio went off the other night and it got us to thinking. we have maybe 2 grands worth of stuff down there, if it went we'd be buggered at replacing it.
     
     we'd need cover for storing it at the practice room where other people have access to the main room but not the store room, and preferably covered in cars / vans / venues.
     
     cheers
   • [19:56 on 28/11/08]
2. • the chap
   • ill have a word with the wife as she works for RBS..
   • [20:16 on 28/11/08]
3. • Podge
   • nice one. i suspect some of it may be covered under the house insurance but i dunno, need to check with mega brains Si on that.
     
     i think i'd prefer to have instruments covered separate to the house though as its never here.
   • [20:28 on 28/11/08]
4. • MatthewRedStars
   • Musicians Union membership includes insurance.
   • [21:03 on 29/11/08]
5. • TomKhuda
   • I've been having a look at this too:
     
     www.musicguard.co.uk/home.asp
     
     this seems pretty decent
   • [10:22 on 30/11/08]
6. • the chap
   • well what you pay each time you rehearse should include contents insureance from the landlord unless they are cunts...
   • [15:56 on 30/11/08]
7. • Podge
   • this may be the case but i very much doubt it. i'll ask them though
   • [17:21 on 30/11/08]
8. • Jim Goad
   • I used to use victorcknight.co.uk. Cheap & they specialize in Music gear. This year I got an extention on my home insurance with Endsleigh for all my music stuff.
   • [17:27 on 06/01/09]

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