A Pro Explains How to Best Ship a Stringed Instrument
Learn to ensure safe delivery and peace of mind
Whether shipping instruments for repair, or shipping an instrument for a try-out from a violin shop across the country, or shipping an entry for a violin-making competition, chances are you will have to ship a stringed instrument someday.
Here’s a primer from Wise on how to make sure your instrument arrives in perfect condition, and how to improve your chances of winning an insurance claim if it doesn’t.
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Worse case that someone will come to you with a comment like "hey you sound really y great but after stopping to listen I have missed my bus, so can you help me, now?"
Yah shipping such a good idea.
Thanx