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My 11 year old clarinetist has inherited his professional grandfather's gig gear and is now working on Alto and Tenor Sax as well. Given that we now have a Selmer Paris clarinet, and Selmer Super Action 80 Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Baritones (all selected in Paris) in the house, I want to get them properly insured.
The Alto and Tenor may be in lockers at school some of the time, so I am assuming a personal articles floater would be the right way to go (he isn't performing yet). Any suggestions on how people recommend handling insurance? Valuation? All of the instruments are in excellent, playable condition, good pads and spring action. Lacquer has the standard wear and tear of 20-25 years of professional usage, but they have always been coddled.
Thanks in advance.
My 11 year old clarinetist has inherited his professional grandfather's gig gear and is now working on Alto and Tenor Sax as well. Given that we now have a Selmer Paris clarinet, and Selmer Super Action 80 Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Baritones (all selected in Paris) in the house, I want to get them properly insured.
The Alto and Tenor may be in lockers at school some of the time, so I am assuming a personal articles floater would be the right way to go (he isn't performing yet). Any suggestions on how people recommend handling insurance? Valuation? All of the instruments are in excellent, playable condition, good pads and spring action. Lacquer has the standard wear and tear of 20-25 years of professional usage, but they have always been coddled.
Thanks in advance.