I calculated up I have 30K of gear last night.

[kannibul]

30K 'aint that much for replacement value. A couple (okay, a few) nice amps and guitars and you're there. That's about what I am insured for. Insurance is much cheaper for hobbyists. If you take your stuff into a "commercial environment" (or at least, according to my insurance company) then, you need a different kind of policy. I suspect like Stratotone has. BTW Strato, PM me a link or phone for your insurer in Nashville?

The word is "Inland Marine" policy - Clarion is who I'm going through - and I think Iv'e got a good rate going at $0.85/$100.

I started doing MSRP so I could make sure to be able to get shit if it was stolen/destroyed, however, that got insane real quick. Just 30K is more than I thought it'd be using MF prices by around 2x.

Shit, my Saturn kit is 10K. I had no idea - lol.

 

[kannibul]

I calculated up, for insurance reasons, that I have 30K of gear, and that's using MF pricing, not MSRP, except on things that were custom-ordered that without a shitload of digging, I won't be able to find what I paid for it...

Holy crap.

Can I have your address?

Wait until my policy is written and finalized...

 

[kannibul]

I don't even want to add it up. Guns either.

You need to, just in case. I have serial numbers on my spreadsheet too, in case of fire or theft.

Pete

Maybe we have a different perspective than others, especially this time of year

Homeowners won't cover shit...doesn't matter if you use it professionally or not...unless you have a seperate rider (same with jewelry)...

 

[Marshall Freak]

I don't even want to add it up. Guns either.

You need to, just in case. I have serial numbers on my spreadsheet too, in case of fire or theft.

Pete[/quote

I know I do, and I've got most of the serial numbers etc written down, and I've even looked into insurance. I need to get off my ass and do it.

 

[JTyson]

I'm at 44k including studio crap

 

[RaceU4her]

Anybody want to add this all up for me?!?!?!?
BTW, the 1957 Les Paul Special is authentic.

ill take that strait randall 2x12 if you dont want it

 

[Zachman]

30K 'aint that much for replacement value. A couple (okay, a few) nice amps and guitars and you're there. That's about what I am insured for. Insurance is much cheaper for hobbyists. If you take your stuff into a "commercial environment" (or at least, according to my insurance company) then, you need a different kind of policy. I suspect like Stratotone has. BTW Strato, PM me a link or phone for your insurer in Nashville?

The word is "Inland Marine" policy - Clarion is who I'm going through - and I think Iv'e got a good rate going at $0.85/$100.

I started doing MSRP so I could make sure to be able to get shit if it was stolen/destroyed, however, that got insane real quick. Just 30K is more than I thought it'd be using MF prices by around 2x.

Shit, my Saturn kit is 10K. I had no idea - lol.

Congrats. The cost for insurance just for my rack, to be sent from California to Hawaii-- was more than the policy from Clarion, which insures ALL my gear for the whole year-- against fire, flood, earthquake, theft, and damage during transport.

 

[kannibul]

30K 'aint that much for replacement value. A couple (okay, a few) nice amps and guitars and you're there. That's about what I am insured for. Insurance is much cheaper for hobbyists. If you take your stuff into a "commercial environment" (or at least, according to my insurance company) then, you need a different kind of policy. I suspect like Stratotone has. BTW Strato, PM me a link or phone for your insurer in Nashville?

The word is "Inland Marine" policy - Clarion is who I'm going through - and I think Iv'e got a good rate going at $0.85/$100.

I started doing MSRP so I could make sure to be able to get shit if it was stolen/destroyed, however, that got insane real quick. Just 30K is more than I thought it'd be using MF prices by around 2x.

Shit, my Saturn kit is 10K. I had no idea - lol.

Congrats. The cost for insurance just for my rack, to be sent from California to Hawaii-- was more than the policy from Clarion, which insures ALL my gear for the whole year-- against fire, flood, earthquake, theft, and damage during transport.

Except when it was on the boat to Hawaii!

You have to have soem other insurance for that stuff. If the boat sank, well, SOL would say Clarion!

 

[Zachman]

30K 'aint that much for replacement value. A couple (okay, a few) nice amps and guitars and you're there. That's about what I am insured for. Insurance is much cheaper for hobbyists. If you take your stuff into a "commercial environment" (or at least, according to my insurance company) then, you need a different kind of policy. I suspect like Stratotone has. BTW Strato, PM me a link or phone for your insurer in Nashville?

The word is "Inland Marine" policy - Clarion is who I'm going through - and I think Iv'e got a good rate going at $0.85/$100.

I started doing MSRP so I could make sure to be able to get shit if it was stolen/destroyed, however, that got insane real quick. Just 30K is more than I thought it'd be using MF prices by around 2x.

Shit, my Saturn kit is 10K. I had no idea - lol.

Congrats. The cost for insurance just for my rack, to be sent from California to Hawaii-- was more than the policy from Clarion, which insures ALL my gear for the whole year-- against fire, flood, earthquake, theft, and damage during transport.

Except when it was on the boat to Hawaii!

You have to have soem other insurance for that stuff. If the boat sank, well, SOL would say Clarion!

NOPE, Specifically inquired about that as my stuff travels for shows.

 

[Death by Uberschall]

Anybody want to add this all up for me?!?!?!?
BTW, the 1957 Les Paul Special is authentic.

ill take that strait randall 2x12 if you dont want it

Ummm, let me think,............. that would be a negatory, I'm keeping it.

 

[RaceU4her]

Anybody want to add this all up for me?!?!?!?
BTW, the 1957 Les Paul Special is authentic.

ill take that strait randall 2x12 if you dont want it

Ummm, let me think,............. that would be a negatory, I'm keeping it.

shit! i have the top and cant find the bottom. thats my favorite cab

 

[glpg80]

damn you guys dont play around. im sitting at around 5-6k

 

[silverfacechamp]

damn you guys dont play around. im sitting at around 5-6k

What I lack in actual talent I make up for in the amount of gear.

 

[Hard&Heavy]

I am right there with you if not more And I enjoy it all .

 

[TheEternal]

Anybody want to add this all up for me?!?!?!?
BTW, the 1957 Les Paul Special is authentic.

My away from home practice set-up.

My BYOC Fully Loaded Phaser I built.

There are some misc. pedals and rack gear not pictured (Bogner/Halfer Triple Giant, AnalogMan Mojo modded DOD 250+, Monte Allums SD-1, etc) but you get the idea.

Holy Crap!!! Your either single or have the coolest wife on the planet..

 

[silverfacechamp]

I am right there with you if not more And I enjoy it all .

There's nothing better than rocking power chords on a $2000 amp and a $2000 guitar.

 

[XSSIVE]

i decided i was going to do this once and started with my pedal board and all that went into creating it....i stopped right after that

i need a cheaper hobby...says the guy who got out of modding show cars and got into guitars because it would be cheaper, yeah, not so much

-Mike

 

[petejt]

Wow......I thought I was bad at having just over $15,000 worth of gear.

 

[kannibul]

30K 'aint that much for replacement value. A couple (okay, a few) nice amps and guitars and you're there. That's about what I am insured for. Insurance is much cheaper for hobbyists. If you take your stuff into a "commercial environment" (or at least, according to my insurance company) then, you need a different kind of policy. I suspect like Stratotone has. BTW Strato, PM me a link or phone for your insurer in Nashville?

The word is "Inland Marine" policy - Clarion is who I'm going through - and I think Iv'e got a good rate going at $0.85/$100.

I started doing MSRP so I could make sure to be able to get shit if it was stolen/destroyed, however, that got insane real quick. Just 30K is more than I thought it'd be using MF prices by around 2x.

Shit, my Saturn kit is 10K. I had no idea - lol.

Congrats. The cost for insurance just for my rack, to be sent from California to Hawaii-- was more than the policy from Clarion, which insures ALL my gear for the whole year-- against fire, flood, earthquake, theft, and damage during transport.

Except when it was on the boat to Hawaii!

You have to have soem other insurance for that stuff. If the boat sank, well, SOL would say Clarion!

NOPE, Specifically inquired about that as my stuff travels for shows.

I don't know the specifics enough to say with 100% certainty, but you may want to check that it covers oceanic transit. maybe your policy covers it, but, from what I know of inland-marine policies, it covers anything non-oceanic transit...

 

[Zachman]

30K 'aint that much for replacement value. A couple (okay, a few) nice amps and guitars and you're there. That's about what I am insured for. Insurance is much cheaper for hobbyists. If you take your stuff into a "commercial environment" (or at least, according to my insurance company) then, you need a different kind of policy. I suspect like Stratotone has. BTW Strato, PM me a link or phone for your insurer in Nashville?

The word is "Inland Marine" policy - Clarion is who I'm going through - and I think Iv'e got a good rate going at $0.85/$100.

I started doing MSRP so I could make sure to be able to get shit if it was stolen/destroyed, however, that got insane real quick. Just 30K is more than I thought it'd be using MF prices by around 2x.

Shit, my Saturn kit is 10K. I had no idea - lol.

Congrats. The cost for insurance just for my rack, to be sent from California to Hawaii-- was more than the policy from Clarion, which insures ALL my gear for the whole year-- against fire, flood, earthquake, theft, and damage during transport.

Except when it was on the boat to Hawaii!

You have to have soem other insurance for that stuff. If the boat sank, well, SOL would say Clarion!

NOPE, Specifically inquired about that as my stuff travels for shows.

I don't know the specifics enough to say with 100% certainty, but you may want to check that it covers oceanic transit. maybe your policy covers it, but, from what I know of inland-marine policies, it covers anything non-oceanic transit...

Thanks... yup 100% positive that it's covered, during transport via automobile, marine, or via air. My policy even covers lost wages.