| Subject: | Re: Stolen sound equipment |
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| From: | "Tim Nielsen" supernielsen |
| Date: | Tue Aug 29, 2006 6:57 pm (PDT) |
David also posted over on the rec.arts.production.sound group, and it's awful, he was wiped out. But David also never insured his gear, which he claimed was worth $100,000, and couldn't even supply a list of serial numbers. Which should be a lesson to us all, that at least have a list of serial number easily available to get out there as soon as possible. And if you're gear is worth enough money, it's worth enough to insure it. On Aug 29, 2006, at 4:24 PM, ortfmic wrote: > Fellow Nature Recordists, > > My friend David Terry, in Atlanta, had his sound truck vandalized and > he loss a significant amount of professional audio equipment. If you > can help, contact David at for a list of stolen > items. > > David is a great person who is very generous with his time and > knowledge, and I feel badly for him. > > Regards, > Tom > > > |
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