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My musicGuard Quote

  • Your Cover

Your Cover

Tell us about you, your equipment and the cover you need

Please ensure that the information you provide is accurate and complete to the best of your knowledge, as your policy could be invalid if you provide incorrect information. And, if you need any help or clarification during the quote, just click on the (i) and you should get the information you need.

The postcode must be your insured location postcode. This is where your equipment will be usually kept most of the time. Your insured location must be of standard brick or stone construction, and your main place of residence.

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Your insured location must also to be your main place of residence and of standard brick or stone construction. If your insured location differs from this, please call us.

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Equipment (incl Liability)
You can insure up to £50,000 of musical equipment online. If you need more than this, please contact us. We will automatically include £1m Public Liability cover as standard.
You can increase this amount to £5m or £10m under the 'Cover Select' section during your quote.

Liability only
If required, you can choose to take out Liability cover without insuring your equipment. This will cover you for up to £5m or £10m Public liability.

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A Professional is classed as a musician who earns more than 50% of their income through music.

A Semi-professional is classed as musician who earns less than 50% of their income through music.

An Amateur is classed as an enthusiast who does not earn an income through music

A Student is a musician who is studying music full time.

A DJ is classed as a person who hosts recorded music for an audience. Most common types of DJs include radio DJs, club DJs, and event DJs who perform at a nightclub, music festival and pre-arranged private/public event.

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