Anders Eliasson -> RE: Humidity in Granada (May 13 2009 23:27:59)
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Kevin, As John say, humidity can be very low. Normally its not a problem if the client knows how to take care of the instrument. First thing having a hygrometer and using it, next, not using or leaving the guitar in a room with aircon. BUT, what worries me the most is that you say sending the guitar to Granada. This means that it migh be left somewhere in a open room with 20% RH for a weekend or so by the shipping company.... Thats critical A guitar case humidifier is not a bad idea, but leaving water inside a case during shipment, where they throw around the cases like it was tourist suitcases........ I dont like that idea either.
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