truss rod adjustment
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				freshead16
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Hey, just move down to Florida.  Plenty of humidity down here.  I actually have a De-humidifier running almost constantly to keep the humidity levels down to 55%-60% in my acoustic guitar room, more commonly known as the living room. 
			
			
									
						
							
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				reis-a-roni
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humidifiers
While it is nice to keep your guitars out so you can pick them up whenever you get the feeling, they are a very delicate instrument especially in cold climates, and highly susceptible to dry air.  I was told by a professional to always keep it in the case and with the humidifer in it, when not playing.  For those who don't know, the humidifier is just a small sponge in plastic that hangs into the body of the guitar when you are not playing it.  I have not had a problem since I started humidifiying the guitar daily.
			
			
									
						
										
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