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Except for the Rainsong carbon fiber, I keep my acoustics in a humidity controlled display cabinet.
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This... The relative humidity in my house right
now is 20%. I never leave my guitars out. just too important to me. Wheres the poll.? |
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Mine all hang on the walls.
The cases are just for travel. |
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All of my guitars live in their cases.
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I keep my main guitar out where I can noodle on it frequently and absent-mindedly, in addition to regular practicing or playing. I get more new songs that way. Humidity isn’t much of an issue in Austin, though I do monitor it.
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OT: I just have to say that I envy you guys who can keep your guitars out. I assume that your wives love to listen to hear you play since your "honey do" lists are all caught up too, right?
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My wife is also my musical partner, so yes she is happy to hear me play many times a day. On the other hand, I can get self-conscious about repeating the same lick a zillion times to get it in my fingers. But she never says anything. |
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If she can deal with that, she can deal with anything. There is no correlation between a "honey do" list and where I keep my guitars. I have a more-or-less fixed number of guitars, but the "honey do" list is automatically self-refreshing...The more items I complete, the more items that show up on the list. |
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I cant imagine having to drag a case out and open it everytime i wanted to play.
Im the kind of guitarist that might pick it up for a few songs, put it down have a drink or a smoke and then go back to it anyway. All mine are on my rack |
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All my guitars are on wall hangers and floor stands. I keep my guitar room at the proper humidity level also.
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I keep 6 guitars out in a rack (3 Bown, a Sobell, a Froggy and a Wingert) and currently 2 more are on the sofa (McAlister and Franklin). 5 banjos and a mandolin are also out. That’s fairly normal. If another guitar comes out I might put one away.
This is GB where we very rarely have wide humidity fluctuations. My hygrometer is registering 38% so my humidifier is on just to be sure. I like to simply pick up a guitar when I feel like it. Can’t be bothered opening cases.
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Aaaaand cue a post where somebody says THEY keep THEIR guitars in cases and don’t mind the 26.75 seconds it takes to....etc Rinse and repeat |
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There is no one size fits all direction on this. It really depends on where you live and average humidity in the house. I have all my guitars on the wall in my humidity controlled office and house. I also live in South Carolina which is a bit more forgiving than say Wyoming.
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Probably, each to their own. I can play anywhere up to 4 hours a day. Guitars are in standard, DADGAD, CGDGCD, open G and D etc so it’s quick and easy to swap between them.
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