Musical Instrument "Passports"

[twocorgis]

Might go a long way towards eliminating gray areas IMO. An idea whose time has come?

 

[walrus]

And it should ease the stress for those who travel with their gear. It sounds like it could work - depending on the price/fee for the instrument passport.

walrus

 

[bluesypicky]

It sounds like it could work - depending on the price/fee for the instrument passport. walrus

Exactly what I thought.... with a passport valid only 3 years, let's hope for those concerned it won't be too expensive.

 

[southernGuild]

I hope this idea develops pretty quickly too. It sure would help matters greatly. Seems logical, but as ever, 'cost' can be a real issue.
I found out this morning from MyUS that to ship a guitar with Abolone and MOP, an extra $180.00 fee would apply to Each item. Yikes!

 

[Christopher Cozad]

Under the lois du jour, it makes so much sense for those of us who travel with instruments, especially internationally.

Yet to me, sadly so.

It is, indeed, a logical progression as the world marches increasingly *lockstep* to the "Battle Hymn of Salvation Though Even More Regulation".

(Viewing Liberté fade, one convenience at a time)

Christopher

 

[adorshki]

It is, indeed, a logical progression as the world marches increasingly *lockstep* to the "Battle Hymn of Salvation......".

Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the law?