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Dampit is the original humidifier for string instruments and has been protecting wood instruments for over 60 years. A soft rubber tube holds water inside a sponge and releases it slowly, keeping the wood from drying out and cracking during dry weather and central heating.

This is the Guitar Regular Dampit (905W), made for acoustic guitars. For bigger guitars or very dry rooms, see the Guitar Super (908W).

To use it, immerse the Dampit in water for about 20 seconds, pinch the end to remove excess water, gently wipe the outer tube dry and place it inside the instrument. When it is nearly dry, repeat. The Dampit humidity indicator shows the humidity of your room; the optimum level is 45% to 55%.

The Dampit may stay inside the instrument while you play, with no tonal loss. Store your instrument in the coolest part of the room, away from radiators and heat registers.

Made in the USA.

Features
  • Humidifier for acoustic guitars
  • Soft rubber tube with water-holding sponge; reusable, refill when nearly dry
  • Optimum humidity 45% to 55%; Dampit humidity indicator shows room humidity
  • Soak about 20 seconds, pinch out excess water, wipe dry, place inside the instrument
  • Can stay inside the instrument while playing with no tonal loss
  • Use during dry weather or central heating periods
  • Made in the USA

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • Guitar Soundhole Humidifier
Finish
  • Re
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  • United States

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