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To Nashville from california

Hey guys, I'm going to another of Wooten's camps in late september I believe and I'm wondering if I should bring one of my better basses or not.
I remember the first time I went to camp, I can't tell if the extreme change in humidity affected my spector rebop in a negative way because I've always had neck issues with it but regardless always found it comfortable.
Flying is no trouble, I'm just concerned about the change in humidity------Should I bring my spector euro? A lot of the other campers seemed to have no problem with bringing their nice basses, including all the teachers. Would the change in humidity harm the euro, which has never left california? if it would then I'll just bring my rebop which is my beater bass.
 
take the bass you'll be most comfortable with. Do you have a basic set-up kit?

If not I'd pick one up anyways and learn everything about your bass as possible including how it reacts to seasonal changes. You're going to be surrounded by other bass players and there's nothing the weather will cause that you can't fix with a quick set up.
 
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