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HCHaikuWarrior · Unread post by **HCHaikuWarrior** » Sun Jan 18, 2004 1:07 pm

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-

grock · Unread post by **grock** » Sun Jan 18, 2004 1:55 pm

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-

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.

thejoe · Unread post by **thejoe** » Sun Jan 18, 2004 4:32 pm

why dont you just take the buster out?
im sure you dont need it constantly

paywad927 · Unread post by **paywad927** » Sun Jan 18, 2004 11:59 pm

grock wrote:
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-
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.

by regular humidifier do you mean the ones that will humidify a whole room?

grock · Unread post by **grock** » Mon Jan 19, 2004 2:05 am

paywad927 wrote:
grock wrote:
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-
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.
by regular humidifier do you mean the ones that will humidify a whole room?

yeah a "regular humidifyer" you would get at walmart. a "guitar Humidifier" goes in the guitar soundhole or case.

paywad927 · Unread post by **paywad927** » Mon Jan 19, 2004 10:13 am

grock wrote:
paywad927 wrote:
grock wrote:
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-
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.
by regular humidifier do you mean the ones that will humidify a whole room?
yeah a "regular humidifyer" you would get at walmart. a "guitar Humidifier" goes in the guitar soundhole or case.

ok thanx for clearin that up for me.

grock · Unread post by **grock** » Mon Jan 19, 2004 9:51 pm

right on

infoghost · Unread post by **infoghost** » Thu Jan 22, 2004 10:31 am

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.

Speenis · Unread post by **Speenis** » Thu Jan 22, 2004 10:35 am

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. :lol:

infoghost · Unread post by **infoghost** » Thu Jan 22, 2004 10:44 am

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.

Speenis · Unread post by **Speenis** » Thu Jan 22, 2004 10:58 am

damn, so much for my patent. anywho, that looks pretty sweet.

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