Whole room humidity control better than Dampp Chaser. ( Right?)

[Farrell]

In practice, in many, if not most, cases, I suspect you are entirely correct.

If you please, when you repost only a portion of a post, please put a SNIP in there to indicate that something else was there. Otherwise it sounds like I made my statement and I thought that's all I'd have to do to prove it! Makes me sound sorta, er, well, snippy!  ;-)

Terry Farrell
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  I sold a new piano to a customer with a brand new house in an exclusive neighborhood. It was probably one of the most expensive homes built in Terre Haute at that time. I tried to sell her on a DC system to protect the investment but she declined saying that her house had a state of the art climate control HVAC system. When I came out in the late spring the piano was considerably sharp and the windows of the house were open. She likes to open the windows whenever she can. 

   

  I think you may be technically correct, a properly "controlled" room is the best, I just never encounter such a room in the real world. 

   

  Dean May 


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  I have a very firm opinion that whole room/house/institution humidity control is superior to a standard DC installation, or even a DC installation with bottom and string covers.



  SNIP

   

  Nuff said.

   

  Terry Farrell
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