AETHERPHON, global theremin family

This raises a very good question about insurance.
Last time I tried to insure my studio, I could not get all the gear covered
at an affordable price.

How would you even proceed to estimate and get coverage for anything very
valuable you built yourself?
Be it an instrument or an art work?
Since I'm not officially a full time artist, I can just get coverage for
other people's work,
and if I'm lucky only the cost of our own creations.

Good luck Philip!
I hope it passes by and leaves your home untouched.

best and dry wishes - John


On 9/2/08, Philip <kmg5443@...> wrote:
>
>   Gang
>
> It looks to be about a 50% percent chance we'll have to evacuate our
> home to escape Hanna's wrath. My wife and kids come first and we would
> need to leave if things get really dicey here. If Hanna is more than a
> Cat 1 we're hitting the road.
>
> However, we would be traveling very light, taking just our cars, two
> fussin' younguns, two fussier Italian greyhounds (the other two
> younguns), food, pictures, papers, and a cdrom with photos of the
> house, etc.
>
> What to do about Gabriella? The best I can come up with is to put her
> in an interior closet and cover with plastic. How do I justify to an
> insurance company what she's worth? One of you ventured that the
> theremin was probably worth at least 5K.
>
> Philip Neidlinger
> Richmond Hill, GA
>
> 
>


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