i bought a dampit but i don't want to put it in the sound hole because i have a feedback buster...now is there a way that i can put it in the case and it will work the same...thats what i did i put it right where the head with all the tuners are and next to it i put the planet waves humid checker and it said the humidity was up to 48% now...but i don't know if that is just saying that cause it is right next to it...
what do you think? should i just chuck the dampit and get a regular humidifier?..let me know
andrew-
will this work?
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Re: will this work?
well any sound hole humidifyer is going to go in the soundhole and you are gonna run into this "problem". it is only 30 bucks to buy a regular humidifyer that way you don't have to keep the guitar in the case, but what you have now should work.HCHaikuWarrior wrote:i bought a dampit but i don't want to put it in the sound hole because i have a feedback buster...now is there a way that i can put it in the case and it will work the same...thats what i did i put it right where the head with all the tuners are and next to it i put the planet waves humid checker and it said the humidity was up to 48% now...but i don't know if that is just saying that cause it is right next to it...
what do you think? should i just chuck the dampit and get a regular humidifier?..let me know
andrew-
Re: will this work?
by regular humidifier do you mean the ones that will humidify a whole room?grock wrote:well any sound hole humidifyer is going to go in the soundhole and you are gonna run into this "problem". it is only 30 bucks to buy a regular humidifyer that way you don't have to keep the guitar in the case, but what you have now should work.HCHaikuWarrior wrote:i bought a dampit but i don't want to put it in the sound hole because i have a feedback buster...now is there a way that i can put it in the case and it will work the same...thats what i did i put it right where the head with all the tuners are and next to it i put the planet waves humid checker and it said the humidity was up to 48% now...but i don't know if that is just saying that cause it is right next to it...
what do you think? should i just chuck the dampit and get a regular humidifier?..let me know
andrew-
-derek
Re: will this work?
yeah a "regular humidifyer" you would get at walmart. a "guitar Humidifier" goes in the guitar soundhole or case.paywad927 wrote:by regular humidifier do you mean the ones that will humidify a whole room?grock wrote:well any sound hole humidifyer is going to go in the soundhole and you are gonna run into this "problem". it is only 30 bucks to buy a regular humidifyer that way you don't have to keep the guitar in the case, but what you have now should work.HCHaikuWarrior wrote:i bought a dampit but i don't want to put it in the sound hole because i have a feedback buster...now is there a way that i can put it in the case and it will work the same...thats what i did i put it right where the head with all the tuners are and next to it i put the planet waves humid checker and it said the humidity was up to 48% now...but i don't know if that is just saying that cause it is right next to it...
what do you think? should i just chuck the dampit and get a regular humidifier?..let me know
andrew-
Re: will this work?
ok thanx for clearin that up for me.grock wrote:yeah a "regular humidifyer" you would get at walmart. a "guitar Humidifier" goes in the guitar soundhole or case.paywad927 wrote:by regular humidifier do you mean the ones that will humidify a whole room?grock wrote:well any sound hole humidifyer is going to go in the soundhole and you are gonna run into this "problem". it is only 30 bucks to buy a regular humidifyer that way you don't have to keep the guitar in the case, but what you have now should work.HCHaikuWarrior wrote:i bought a dampit but i don't want to put it in the sound hole because i have a feedback buster...now is there a way that i can put it in the case and it will work the same...thats what i did i put it right where the head with all the tuners are and next to it i put the planet waves humid checker and it said the humidity was up to 48% now...but i don't know if that is just saying that cause it is right next to it...
what do you think? should i just chuck the dampit and get a regular humidifier?..let me know
andrew-
-derek
I recently bought this:
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/sid ... id/421650/
And it's working quite well. I also use a dampit, since humidity is huge problem for me right now.
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/sid ... id/421650/
And it's working quite well. I also use a dampit, since humidity is huge problem for me right now.
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They, meaning Martin, Taylor, etc., should make some high-tech cases that have a humidifying system built into them, where humidity would be dispersed evenly throughout it. Thats my idea. I already have the patent for it so none of yall get any ideas. 
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You can buy one of these that does what you described.
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/sid ... id/540943/
If I didn't like my Martin case so much (fits like a glove) I might check those out, since this winter has been awful.
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/sid ... id/540943/
If I didn't like my Martin case so much (fits like a glove) I might check those out, since this winter has been awful.