Just watched this - I've never had stuff stolen, but gives some ideas (most are pretty commonsense), but when you've lost something, common sense and straightforward can go out the window...
https://youtu.be/N3xnLEbxWq4
Just watched this - I've never had stuff stolen, but gives some ideas (most are pretty commonsense), but when you've lost something, common sense and straightforward can go out the window...
https://youtu.be/N3xnLEbxWq4
Don't let DB see that.
"Heads Up Bass Players and Muso's"
Apparently Bass Players aren't muso's...
:cool:
You would have thought someone like him would know not to leave instruments in a car, and not just for security risk, as too much heat or cold and or moisture is not good.
I guess it's easy to get complacent.Quote:
Originally Posted by wazkelly
Removing all my gear from the car as soon as I'm home is a routine.
Even with it all insured for theft it's still over a couple of grand to replace it.
cheers, Mark.
I had my bass head stolen years ago from the car after a gig, fingerprints identified the culprit but the police couldn't find it. One of my best mates, British army judo champion, popped around to the house and I had it back within the hour.....
Good friend to have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andyxlh
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This is a cool video. Good for people who haven't done it and wish to prevent it from happening. Thanks for sharing :)