I’ve been thinking a lot about my recent post about the D’Addario Humiditrak – Bluetooth Humidity and Temperature sensor. I was impressed with the concept… Read More »What’s the Humidity in my Guitar Case? Part 2.
December in North Carolina and it is finally getting dry enough to worry about the humidity surrounding my instruments. Lucky for me, so far I… Read More »What’s the humidity in my guitar case?
Before I moved to North Carolina I got rid of the cabinet I had modified to keep my guitars humidified during New England winters. I… Read More »Humidity changes from North to South
The indoor relative humidity was recently 20% in my study where I keep my guitars. The good news is my guitars are inside my humidified… Read More »The Problem of Humidity
Almost all experts (including luthiers, music educators, guitarists, music store staff, etc.) recommend that you keep your guitar in its case when you’re not playing… Read More »How to build an Inexpensive Humidified Guitar Cabinet
The humidity and temperature are both high in the Boston area as I write this blog. It’s mid September and we’re having a summer refresher… Read More »Guitar Case Humidifier Systems
I described a method by which you could calibrate a digital hygrometer in a recent post. It was a method you could do at home… Read More »How to Control Humidity and Calibrate a Hygrometer
It’s June and the humidity is up in Boston. My guitars don’t need to hide in their cases. But how do I know the humidity… Read More »How do you know when the humidity is too low for your guitar?
I live in New England. Like many other areas, we have cold, dry winters. Springs are often not much better. As a consequence, I must… Read More »Humidity is up – Guitars come out – Hooray!
