Boveda for Music | 49% RH 2-Way Humidity Control Replacement for Use in Fabric Holder | Size 70 for Fretted and Bowed Wood Instruments | Prevents Cracking and Warping | 12-Count Retail Carton

In order to maintain an Rh of around 49 - 50, I use these In my $2000, there is 51% humidity. This Taylor Guitar is priced at $600 plus. In order to maintain a certain range of relative humidity, it is essential to remember these points. In the past, I have had good experiences using a different brand name. Although I have heard about Boveda through the community of musicians, I thought I would give it a try. I've had these for more than a year and they've NOT kept my guitar in the recommended range, says the package, at 49% Guaranteed but they've raised the RH to a guitar damaging range of 55-6,000 60 percent. As a result, I keep two humidistats in my guitar case to keep an eye on the RH level. moment, I have removed the Bovada package from my guitar case because I am concerned that my guitar will be damaged over time. As a result of the improper Rh control resulting from the misrepresentation of the product package, I had to place the guitar in a separate Rh controlled room so as not to I'll never buy another item from Amazon ever again after my experience with this item. A deterioration in quality control has been reported at Amazon. Quite disappointed with Douglas Piper, I'll chalk this up to another hard-learned lesson in life. Sadly, you're right. Returning isn't worth the bother, as it's not worth jumping through hoops to return an item.

Haylee Jackson

| Mar 14, 2021

RUST DAMAGINGLY DAMAGES THE CONSTRUCTION! As a musician, I have always been focused on maintaining my guitars in the best environment possible. So, I decided to go an extra step with something supposedly more accurate than just my insulated music room, which I attempt to maintain between 45 and 50 degrees. A fifth of the population is human. Having read reviews and directions, I thought it was foolproof. In my case, I put 7 of these in different cases with guitars, hoping it would help maintain a constant temperature. I checked them after a couple weeks and everyone seemed to be doing well, After a period of 5 weeks, all the packages were soaked with water, and the strings were rusted. STRAT WILKENSON BRIDGE BROKE MY PERFECT WARMOTH STRAT! WEAR SCREWS AND PICK THEM UP! The following is a picture (see inset). I also have my 72 reissue thinline Deluxe. TRASH! WE DO NOT NEED THIS PRODUCT! This is not for all guitar lovers - stay away from it if you love yours as much as I do!.

Melani Glover

| Jun 21, 2021

This 2-way split is marginally effective. Both the D'Addario two-way humidification system and the humidification system by Philips work in exactly the same way There are three ways to do things. D'Addario makes both products, so it's not surprising that they are made by the same company. It is recommended that these humidipaks keep your guitar at a relative humidity of 45% - 50% As recommended by almost all guitar makers, 49% is a good number. Although they were supposed to increase humidity in my guitar cases, I was never able to get it higher than 40% in my room maintained at 36% RH year-round. The case will require 3 humidipaks (1 in the body, 2 in the headstock cavity) to hold 3 humidipaks in total. The cases have been in ABS molded cases, wood molded cases, spongy gig bags, and hard foam molded The humidipaks perform better and last longer in molded ABS cases. That does not come as a surprise considering we know that ABS cases are It's for this reason that humidifiers that essentially lock water inside an airtight container should not be used continuously (e. g. H humidifiers based on sponge). According to my experiences, these systems can result in a relative humidity inside a guitar case of up to 70%. Another problem is that humidipaks gradually harden as they process water and lose efficacy in a linear fashion as they process water. Is it always necessary to replace an old pack after a certain amount of time? My bones become pretty rigid about 3 months after the surgery. As a result, we would use 3 humidipaks per case for a total of $4 - $5. The annual cost of this humidification system can be as high as $100 per guitar at $8 per humidipak. This is an insane amount of money to spend on a product with limited effectiveness.

Zaniyah Allen

| May 23, 2021

Using Factory TKL cases with two Martin guitars with 49% off packs of 10 was a great deal for me. The humidity in the cases was 61% at all times. I did not have a drop in humidity levels during the four weeks of using individual packets in two of the cloth carriers. As a result of my contact with Boveda, they informed me that I needed the 49% HA version. These are the ones I purchased from their home page. They lowered my humidity to 58 percent There is no comparison between 59% and 49% humidity. A second call was requested and I was asked to leave two more messages There are 6 units in each case, making up a total of 12 units. Despite the change in humidity, it remained constant. Bolveda was a pleasure to deal with, but they blamed the cases for their poor performance. A brand new case is included. It took them four months to work this out but they didn't. I was pleased to get my money back and they were pleasant to deal with.

Haven Douglas

| Apr 26, 2021

During the summer, these use more humidity, which keeps the temperature at a constant 50 to 60 degrees. Among the two solid Martins and two one-off Les Pauls that I have, the one that needs moist environment is the solid Martin. There are a lot of times when the humidity reaches 10% where I live. A flute of that quality will crack the top of an acoustic guitar. You won't have any problems if your acoustics are all plywood. It is generally true that these are great and work for months before they become hard. Replace with a new one and discard the old one. A great value for keeping guitars worth more than a thousand dollars in good condition.

Nathaniel Gill

| Dec 14, 2020

Daddario Humidipak's are made by the company who makes the Daddario humidifiers. *The Boveda product appears to be the same size, but in actuality it is slightly longer and wider than the humid opal product. *This pack is 49% humid whereas the humid opal product is 45% humid. It must have been designed this way on purpose to make it difficult to put these packs into the sleeves with the Humidipak product. The savings aren't worth the cost difference. Even though they are a little less expensive, I don't think it's As for products for humidifying my guitars, I enjoy using them because they are both highly effective and not As a result of its size, I will not buy another one. I assume this was their plan all along. As soon as I find out if Boveda sells pouches for these packs, I will let you know. The price may be reasonable enough for me to.

Lauren Soto

| Jun 06, 2021