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D'Addario

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The D’Addario Humidifier Pro protects your guitar even in the driest conditions. Using a specialized hydrophilic sponge that holds 12 times its dry weight in water (much more than an ordinary sponge), the Humidifier Pro allows for longer periods between re-fills and increases protection in drier environments. Preserving your instruments ultimate playability by guarding against cracks, warped necks, and shrinkage is now easier and less work 

Suspended by the strings, the humidifier releases moisture evenly and slowly inside your guitar, yet never touches the guitar’s body. The humidifiers stopper allows you to check the sponge status without removal of the unit and provides a tight seal when in place. Maintaining the humidifier is as easy as moistening the sponge when it becomes dry.

D'Addario Guitar Humidifier Pro
D'Addario Guitar Humidifier Pro
D'Addario Guitar Humidifier Pro

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  • Specialized sponge holds 12 times its weight in water
  • Longer time between refills
  • Stopper allows quick status check without removing the container from the guitar

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4.2

5 Reviews

80%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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  1. Keeps a gig bag instrument safe from drying out.1
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Reviewed by 5 customers

  • I would buy this again

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byMiken

    fromImperial

    I would buy this again. Simple but effective way to humidify your acoustic guitar

  • Grew mold inside my guitar!

    1

    submitted4 years ago

    byPatrick G

    fromSan Dieg, CA

    The first time I used this, within a week the sponge inside was growing mold. I hope I caught it early enough that it didn't damage my guitar. What an epic fail!! Threw it in the trash and will NEVER purchase again!

  • I like and use these.

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byStill Learning.

    fromIowa.

    These can help keep your instrument safe from drying out too much, if you add water every few days.

  • Would buy these again.

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byStill Learning.

    fromIowa.

    These I believe are good for climate control inside a soft case or gig bag. If maintained by fairly frequent watering with distilled water they will help your case guard against sudden changes in humidity. Once or twice a week may be enough under dry conditions. Slow changes are OK, sudden changes can cause damage to wooden instruments. As they say, what's comfortable for you will also be comfortable for your instrument. Of course, easing the string tension between sessions also will help.

  • hydrate

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    bymuskymike

    fromColorado

    Don't leave your guitar without it

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  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byJp

    fromBodfish, CA

    When you are using the humidifier, can you close your case with the guitar and the humidifier in place?

    When you are using the humidifier, can you close your case with the guitar and the humidifier in place?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Yes

  • submitted5 years ago

    asked byNancie

    fromNM

    How does this work? Does it go inside the guitar? Does it stay in there all the time? Can you keep guitars humidified by using an in room humidifier?

    How does this work? Does it go inside the guitar? Does it stay in there all the time? Can you keep guitars humidified by using an in room humidifier?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    It goes in there during storage. It is to be removed while playing. It works the same way that a room humidifier does, just more compact.
    Open Reply - Thomas
    Yes, it stays inside the guitar. While you could use a room humidifier, this is more reliable and consistent. Room humidifiers have a tendency to create a high humidity and are more difficult to control.