Many years ago I had a "visitor" help himself to my audio system. I had photos of my system and receipts for the items I purchased new from a store, with serial numbers and they paid claims for those items, but did not pay for the speakers I purchased used.
At a minimum, I'd say having photos and serial numbers would be a good thing to have.
With an audio system of that value, I'd check the policy limits on your homeowner's personal property coverage, and whether it has exceptions. I once discovered, buried in the small print, that my wife's jewelry would not be covered, so we purchased a "rider" to cover that.
At a minimum, I'd say having photos and serial numbers would be a good thing to have.
With an audio system of that value, I'd check the policy limits on your homeowner's personal property coverage, and whether it has exceptions. I once discovered, buried in the small print, that my wife's jewelry would not be covered, so we purchased a "rider" to cover that.