Best Humidifiers for Musical Instruments

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$138.00 Est. at Amazon

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we got this humidifier because we recently bought a grand piano which wants some humidity and you can probably guess that we're lacking that in tucson.
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i have been through many humidifiers (i have a grand piano to maintain at 40-50% humidity in the winter), and this is by far the most effective, and controllable.
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guitar makers recommend it.

$163.00 Est. at Amazon

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but another reason i purchased a humidifier was because the dry heated air during winter has damaging effects on my acoustic guitars and solid wood furniture, 50 to 60 percent humidity was recommended
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we keep a hygrometer in the room to make sure our guitars and mandolin are stored at the proper humidity level.
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i have purchased a air o swiss ultrasonic humidifier aos 7135 on dec 12, 2007 from j & r music world and currently having a problems after two months!

$72.00 Est. at Amazon

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i have a grand piano which needs to be kept in a room which has 45% humidity all year round - during the winter this entails alot of humidification.
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we just put a small, cool mist unit in the dining room that requires 40% humidity for our piano in there.
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i have musical instruments that require a certain level of rh in order to remain stable (or even to survive).

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