Ok so I bought a garrison G20 e..

[Scuzzo]

Yes I know, they have the fiberglass skeleton... and if they are not humified proper like,, they can shrink and crack,, but I wanted an acoustic electric and I wanted a alll solid wood and I kind dug how nice they sound, and it was 220. Or something.. and it looked very nice..sounded very rich.. and I really like the sound character of cedar.. bell like round and complex?I already a a Yamaha 730 that I really like so I wanted a totally different kinda deal.. and I just need some care and feeding instructions for a 20 year old all wood crack prone acoustic .. do I need a humidifier or just one of those sponge deals you put inside the case? .. my other one is laminate back and side.. but this Canada git box may require more care and attention.. but all solid wood sound so rich and full darn *it it's worth the gamble.. help with humidity concerns.. any ideas.?

[PeterM]

I owned a G4 for several years 15 odd years ago. Humidify/dehumidify as normal. Keep it between 35 and 64 RH or so and all will be well. Good sounding guitars these Garrison's

[Dru Edwards]

Congrats on the Garrison. I have a GGC-20-CE. They were made in Newfoundland until Gibson bought the company, produced the Songmaker guitar there for a year or so and then shut down the plant.

As far as humidity goes, get a hygrometer so that you know what the humidity level is. If you know it's dry then something simple as a wet sponge in a perforated ziplock bag, in the closed case with the guitar works great.

Where are you located? Here I have the opposite issue as the humid season rolls in. Winter is dry though.

[jricc]

Congrats on the Garrison, enjoy!

[Glennwillow]

Congratulations on the Garrison! Have fun!

- Glenn