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ProfessorGAC

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4. However, Many High End Boutiques. . .

Reply to Scuba (Reply #3)

Fri May 15, 2015, 10:09 AM

May 2015

. . .maintain a pretty high humidity. Without asking them, but having been in more than a few, it's OBVIOUSLY humid in those rooms, so at 70 or 72 degrees, i think we start to "feel" humid at around 60%.

Someone above said constant is more important than any specific number other than, obviously almost zero or almost 100.

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Acoustic guitars and humidity [View all] SHRED Apr 2015 OP

In my experience... Galileo126 Apr 2015 #1

When I lived in San Jose I always left my guitars out OffWithTheirHeads Apr 2015 #2

Many pros say 40-45% humidity is ideal. Dryer than that can cause cracks. Wetter ... Scuba Apr 2015 #3

However, Many High End Boutiques. . . ProfessorGAC May 2015 #4