FortWayneMusic.com

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbe ... emID=75788

HERE IS A DETAILED LIST OF ALL MISSING ITEMS:

(1) mesa boogie 4x12 guitar cab (standard xl)
(1) mesa boogie 1516B 16x10x6x6 bass cab w/ attenator(?)
(1) mesa boogie markIII guitar head (w/ rack road case, power conditioner, tuner)
(1) mesa boogie 4x12 guitar cab w/ black widow speakers
(1) rivera knucklehead guitar head
(1) ibanez iceman bass
(1) peavey 2x18 bass cab
(1) furman pedal board
(1) DOD digital delay pedal
(1) small stone phaser pedal
(1) boss flanger pedal
(1) boss tuner
(1) boss tremolo pedal
(1) wheel wind shector(?)
DRUMS: pearl studio custom maple kit (black)
(1) 22x24 kick (w/ noticicable sctatches, road wear)
10, 12, 14, 16 toms (")
(1) yamaha flying dragon direct drive double bass pedal
18" sabian hhx power crash
22" zildjian ride cymbal
18" sabian china (brand new)
14' zildjian new beat hi-hats
(3) boom stands (stands should have clamps and arms for tom mounts)
(1) 14 vintage ludwig sparkle snare (red)

estimated total- $15,000-$18,000

all of these bands have a presence on myspace so if anything happens to make its way around the fort, hit em up.

you can also follow the tale at the following board, but you'll have to register...

http://drama.acidpit.org/viewforum.php?f=1

that SUCKS. i know i am going to write all my serial numbers down now. i hope they catch the bastards that stole their stuff.

That sucks. If you don't have insurance on your musical equipment, it's not a bad idea.

I have insurance on my drums for this reason. It is a small price to pay for peace of mind that your gear is covered.

eyes are open

Sounds like the facility had something to do with it.

keep in mind that if you make any money at all with your music equipment it's not covered under your home owners/renters insurance policy. You have to get a small business rider on your policy. It's CHEAP to do so, and it not only covers your gear, but lost income (you have to show invoices and income statements though) while your gear is gone as well.

It shouldn't be more than $25 or $50 every 6 months or so to add it to your homeowners/renters policy.