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Originally Posted by zhunter
The value for the moisture content in the wood is not equal to the relative humidity value in the room.
hunter
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Yeah, one of those Taylor videos I believe said 47% RH was what they used, and a balmy 75 degrees, I don't know what that translates to in wood moisture content.
Martin uses similar numbers:
They both recommend 45-55% ambient RH for their guitars.
Here is an article quoting both Martin and Taylor on their numbers:
http://americanmusicfurniture.com/humidity-matters/
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