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	<title>Comments on: Insure Your Musical Instruments</title>
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		<title>By: Christina Sheehan</title>
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		<description>This is a great article!

I write musical instrument insurance and I just wanted to say that indeed losses DO happen.  I&#039;ve seen everything from running over an instrument to the domino effect with basses, straps breaking and instruments tumbling, other instruments hitting each other, topples, falls, floods and fire to name a few!  It certainly does pay to have musical instrument insurance.

Our policy is a standard worldwide coverage based on replacement cost for both professional and non professional use.

You are also indeed correct in saying that a homeowner&#039;s policy may not be the best choice.  Many homeowner&#039;s policies cover on an actual cash value (This means they depreciate your instrument!) and your deductible may be upwards of $1000!  There are  many things to think about.

For a minimum premium of $125 a year, you can&#039;t afford to be WITHOUT musical instrument insurance!

Thanks again!!!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is a great article!</p>
<p>I write musical instrument insurance and I just wanted to say that indeed losses DO happen.  I&#8217;ve seen everything from running over an instrument to the domino effect with basses, straps breaking and instruments tumbling, other instruments hitting each other, topples, falls, floods and fire to name a few!  It certainly does pay to have musical instrument insurance.</p>
<p>Our policy is a standard worldwide coverage based on replacement cost for both professional and non professional use.</p>
<p>You are also indeed correct in saying that a homeowner&#8217;s policy may not be the best choice.  Many homeowner&#8217;s policies cover on an actual cash value (This means they depreciate your instrument!) and your deductible may be upwards of $1000!  There are  many things to think about.</p>
<p>For a minimum premium of $125 a year, you can&#8217;t afford to be WITHOUT musical instrument insurance!</p>
<p>Thanks again!!!</p>
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