Double Bass Is your bass exposed to at least 50% moisture?

[T-zone]

sweeeeet, I guess now all I gotta do is get me one of them aluminum basses and I'll be unstoppable...

 

[fdeck]

sweeeeet, I guess now all I gotta do is get me one of them aluminum basses and I'll be unstoppable...

Those are OK if you don't expose them to temperatures above 1220 degrees F.

 

[Marcus Johnson]

In answer to the original question.... oh yeah. http://www.wunderground.com/US/HI/Haiku.html

 

[T-zone]

Those are OK if you don't expose them to temperatures above 1220 degrees F.

I live on the surface of the sun, will this be a problem?

 

[Karl Beck]

you will never see a carved instrument, older than 40yrs without some type of repair work. It would be interesting to hear a strativarius with no repairs and original strings. If we had a time machine !!!!! ahh but we can dream.....

 

[jarrhead]

Or Alabama. Seems to be the only place where it can be 100% humidity with not a drop of rain.

Or North Carolina.


http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=28311&wuSelect=WEATHER

66% and not a cloud to be seen outside.

 

[peterpalmieri]

Everybody thinks they are in the most humid of climates, it's pretty funny!

66% and we didn't hit 70 degrees today...

http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/hdfForecast?query=11702&searchType=WEATHER

 

[jarrhead]

72% in 64 degrees is not as much as 68% in 82 degrees. I have 7% more total humidity than you. (Not relative)

Now if we're speaking relative humidity.. it's gonna rain in a few hours.