[Resuah Knit]

Originally Posted by albee1952

If you have guitars in the room, humidity should stay above 35-40%. Lower than that and you risk lots of problems, from fret sprout(protruding ends), warpage, top cracks(on acoustics) and even acoustic bridge pops(that will scare the tar out of you if it happens when you're right next to it)

jep, learned this the hard way, one of my custom teles had fret sprout, I was able to fix it with a file, my winters can get super dry and there is little I can do about it it seems, unless there are room humidifiers which don't make any noise. usually I just soak towels and hang them into my room(s), but even this only gets me to around 26-31%.

no acoustics in this room thankfully, and if so only for short periods of time (recording).