Damaged! How to Ship Stereos Safely

[@johnnewcomb5162]

Bag of rags from the big paint stores will work great for the corners and sides balled up . Another guy recommended it that he uses it and he ships a bunch of heavy stuff. Might be worth trying, even with the shipping costing a few bucks more it could help you in the long run

[@genehammond7239]

Matt , I watch a channel called Skylabs out of Omaha and they are admant about shipping receivers and you have shown why !!!😲👍👍

[@Shuksanaudio]

Ahh nice! Skylabs is great! Yes! It's very important to package them well. Thanks for watching, Gene!

[@revoxjazz8317]

I absolutely agree with the content you present, as it is one of the things that unfortunately is not thought out correctly, often with disastrous results. Macedo Pinto Portugal

[@Shuksanaudio]

Glad to hear it! You're so very right, it's sad to receive something that's been damaged in shipment. I will do my best to make sure it never happens again. Thank you for watching! Portugal looks like a beautiful place.

[@frankr8271]

I have shipped many components and fouled up on a 43Lb. Yamaha RX-V2095 and had to eat over $250 and that one stung as it was a nice piece. I try to FB marketplace as in local pick up the heavy gear. Thanks for the tips.

[@Shuksanaudio]

Ahh shoot! Thats frustrating to deal with. Selling locally is always a great option! Thanks for watching

[@tennysoncason772]

Nice work on a very informative video.

[@Shuksanaudio]

Thanks Tennyson!

[@Johnathan_Waters]

Just try shipping a CRT monitor!

[@Shuksanaudio]

Haha, that sounds like you need a lot of packing material and a big box haha.