Hello,
Am 06.10.2010 um 07:52 schrieb Augusto de Ornellas Abreu:
My problem is exactly the opposite
for some reason, during our dry season (we get 10% humidity here for
over three months!), many of my keys start to stick. Logic would
tell me that it should be the opposite (a wood expands with
humidity)...
the reason is simple and logic: If the tangentbox gets very dry the
boards of the box get warped, the tangents get fixed by the warped
board.
10% humidity here
sorry, this is far beyond all limits acceptable. either humidify the
air in which the instrument is kept or live with that problems.
kind regards, Simon
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