I am writing this without the intention of promoting any insurance companies. However, this post will not be useful if I do not directly mention the names of those musical instrument insurance companies we have heard from people that they had good experiences from so far.
When asked by customers, we generally suggest them to check out these two musical instrument insurance companies – Clarion and MusicPro – based on good feedback we heard. They are both located on the east coast (US) but should cover nationwide.
Do your research, ask around, compare and we hope you will find one that works for you.
Again, I want to emphasize: we do not receive any kind of incentives, in any shape or form, from the above insurance companies or their affiliates. We do use one of the above mentioned insurance companies to insure our business inventory.
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