To: John Minor Hi John, The charts you attached show relative humidity swings that are absolutely wild. I don't think anything you can put in, on, or under the piano will solve the problem under those conditions, expecially if there is a large volume of air flow. The relative humidity swing from winter to summer in the second chart is terrible, and the temperature is not all that stable either. It looks to me like there is no attempt to control relative humidity in that system. The chart says it's bone dry in winter and soggy in summer. There's no way to keep a piano stable under those conditions. I have seen some bad ones, but this one is the worst. Sincerely, Jim Ellis
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