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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Forwarded message to John Kraus:
dwg preacher -2012-11-14 12:35 PM
I'm not a venerated elder so cannot reply to your introduction, so I'll post to you privately. I recently brought a 40th anniversary Balladeer back to Denver from north Texas, and while I keep it in its case with a soundhole humidifier, I have a newfound awareness of humidity levels, and what I have found is that over the last 2 months our humidity has been above 30 percent more often than not...a day or two around 20-25% and then back up to 40-45%.
What part of Clorado are you in? If you are in the Denver area, hit up professorBB and stephent28. Both are real good guys, here on the forum, and local.
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Location: Jet City | It gets dry here in Seattle too, but it's because we run our heaters. I have to keep the humidifier runing almost 24/7 in winter.
It's important to get something that has settings too. Mine has high or low and i can set it to 40/45/50/55 for humidity settings. i also have a seperate hygrometer just to double check too.
I was a cheap-skate and spent less than $100, a small price to pay to keep my girls happy. There are better humidifiers that have bigger reservoirs, but they usually start at a couple hundred. |
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