As an independent company, we take great pride in our own rental inventory.
Only high quality and brand name instruments, which have to meet our high standards,
are qualified for our rental equipment. All requirements from our local band directors will
be met, no ifs, ands or buts.
As we have limited our rental area only to Pinellas County, Florida, we deliver the
instruments to you for free. This is an excellent experience for parents, siblings and,
indeed, for the “new musician”. Easy tips to get you started will be fun and educational for all family members.
You will be treated as a partner for only one reason: the success
of your child. Keep in mind, we will set the appointment at your convenience.
We will have all the time and info you need to get the “noise” started.
Why rent with Dynamic Music, Inc.?
The reasons to rent are many: your financial abilities or perhaps you are unsure if your
child will continue in band, little or no knowledge about the instrument.
What about service? All the service an instrument needs are included in the rental price.
What we offer You:
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Low monthly affordable payments
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No finance charges
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Our rentals come as “rent to own”. You will build up equity, not available with
a school
rental where you are left with nothing at the end of the year.
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You are able to return the instrument at any time after 3 payments are made
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There is an “early payoff” discount of 30%
Common Sense Tips for Students and Parents
1.
If you already have an instrument, great! But, your student comes home and lets you know this is not the
instrument he or she likes or wants to play. It is the one the band director assigns. Keep in mind, 10 flutes,
1 clarinet and 1 tuba does not make a band. You may rent for now while circumstances can quickly change down the road.
2.
Treat your rental instrument and case as you would your own (with our rent to own, it may well be your own).
You will be responsible for abuse and neglect. This is not included in any maintenance or repair policy. Try to abuse a rental car and see what happens when you return it!
3.
Rentals from school are not always clean or in good playing condition, handed down form student to student.
They are not always available during summer vacation for much needed, and recommended, practice.
4.
Don’t jump from instrument to instrument. This gets you nowhere.
5.
Keep your instrument safe and out of the hands of others. Don’t lend it to your “buddy”. Always know where it
is, lock it up in band or other safe locker.
Bring it home every day for practice.
6.
Play for your parents. (Avoid playing for your pets!)
7.
Keep your instrument safe and out of the hands of others. Don’t lend it to your “buddy”. Always know where it
is, lock it up in band or other safe locker.
8.
Do not take your instrument apart or give it a “bath”. Our instruments are already clean.
9.
If you have a vacuum cleaner, please use it for the inside of your case.
More Common Sense Tips
We cannot say it
enough: You are in charge and responsible for your instrument.
1.
Never give your instrument a bath or take it apart.
2.
Do not use kitchen or bathroom chemicals like glass cleaners or polishing materials.
3.
Don’t lend it to others. Always know where your instrument is.
4.
Don’t leave it on the chair when you get up to pick up something the band director hands you. Take it with
you.
5.
Don’t march with your instrument before we have prepared it.
6.
Tubas rarely get stolen, but smaller instruments do. Be aware that some people may take or exchange parts
of your instrument out of your case.
7.
Your case in not an animal shelter. Keep it clean and vacuumed.
Parents: “Trust is good, control is better”
Do everything using common sense. If you feel like what you are doing is
not right, most likely, it is not. Play music, don’t “play” with the instrument.
