Anyway, as time passed by I noticed that the high e string had a nasty buzz and the action was too low - the sound is terrible between the 5th and 12th frets and the same thing albeit less so on the b-string. Being my first guitar I thought that I may have overlooked this problem, by sheer ignorance, in the shop when I bought it. I took it in for service and the person at the shop called me later in the day saying that the guitar had dryed out since I bought it and the neck has warped. Furthermore, it will require 10 days to re-humidify the instrument before they can fix it. OK, here's my question : Can a brand new guitar dry out to the point that the neck warps in 30 days? I live in the Rocky Mountain West, so the humidity is very low, especially in the winter; even so is 30 days enough time to do that type of damage to an instrument. Or...do I need a truss rod or bridge adjustment to fix the action? If the neck has really warped does anyone have a good suggestion of a heavy-duty humidifier?