Brenda Wong
Well-known member
I live in Canada. I have 2 solid wood classical guitars, neatly stored in a hard case (more like cardboard case) One is built in the 1970's by a Japanese company name Suzuki , the other one is a Martin and don't even have a hard case. I don't think Humidifier was even available in those years. I just took them out , changed new strings before giving them away to a friend's son. Both of them still play very well. No damage to the wood or sound quality. They have been collecting dust in the corner of my room for 40 years.
I am just curious why two big guitars seem unharmed without humidifier and we need one for a small uku? You would think wood is wood regardless of the type.
I am just curious why two big guitars seem unharmed without humidifier and we need one for a small uku? You would think wood is wood regardless of the type.