drewp
Well-known member
Hi all, I did search this topic and I understand when and if humidification is needed. I will most likely need it during the dry winter, but am fine now. I want to take care of my newly acquired KoAloha tenor. Here's my questions: I have a very form fitting/tight "Uke Crazy" case. I recently purchased: a hygrometer (small size to fit into case), a case humidifier, and sound hole humidifier. Can I add too much humidity? Where on the uke are the areas where dryness raises it's ugly head? Cracks in the body? Warping neck? I was going to place one humidifier up by the neck (I have a small space in the case there), one in the sound hole And then I thought I'd try to place the hygrometer over/near the sound hole. With the case fitting so tight, I imagine that the humidity isn't the same throughout the whole case. It may seem like I'm splitting hairs...but I want to do the right thing. No, I don't want to build or purchase a humidified cabinet to place the uke in, but I would consider another case if need be (for storage). Thanks