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All it takes is having a brazilian rosewood guitar crack on you and your whole humidity world changes.flashPUNK said:Wow, you guys are sure serious about your humiditiy.. i feel like a chump for waiting so long to get a humidifier for my place. It still could probably be better, but Its better than it was.
I saw them advertised in one of the guitar magazines I picked up recently.Jeff Flowerday said:
...thanks for the tip, mate!I've tried different humidifers and the best (and cheepest) for me to use is a simple sponge in a ziploc bag that has holes punched in it. It puts out a lot of humidity, so be careful using it. I won't use anything else.
I've been using it for a week and I'm thinking this is the best thing since sliced bread. Peace of mind knowing my humidity is exactly 45%. Easy to tell when they need to be replaced, they start harden up, until then they feel like gel packs.best invention ever!
now you don't have to do anything to maintain humidity.
No it's a case system. Actually has 2 parts one part sits in the case by the head stock the other part fits in the sound hole between the strings.Do you have to keep the guitar in its case for this to work? Or can you put it in the sound hole and cover the sound hole?