RH query

I have no idea. Other than the fake fur there is some sort of padding under it then what ever toxic glue they use then the ply wood. I get the feeling most of the material cases are made of do absorb moisture and most do not seal well when the lid is closed.

My grip is why you need to spend extra for a case unless you spend say $1300 for the guitar. Then to make it even worse try to find one that fits. Cheap penny pinching guitar companies, some might toss in a half way good gig bag if you spend $500 like PRS does. There are three sizes of acoustics in general why not actually make one of each size they have to know the general sizes of the 3. But hell no that would take some thinking . Then even if they did the least expensive one is $120 and of course made in China sticker is there.

Derick , blues90 , TonyKgull , I have 3 hard shell cases and 2 well padded gig bags- the gig bags are obviously zippered vs the cases that are allegedly sealed- I use the Gator gig bag for all my guitars when I go to open mic... well, I have taken the Orangewood in its case, but, the gator bag is a lot lighter and easier to deal with,and the Martin when I went to College Station went in its case.

But, at home the guitars that came with a case usually stay in the case- unless I'm using them. At that point, no matter which one it is, it stays out on a stand.

But, understand my apt has (as I type) 55% RH in my living room- it's been as low as 42% as recently as a week or so ago. I fear drying out more than I do over humidifying. My thought process being; wood can expand almost infinitely, but, it can only get so dry before it cracks- if it cracks, put a fork in it, it's done. I guess I'm fortunate to live where I do in regards to my guitars... we'll see... well, somebody will...I'll turn 75 the 19th, so I may not see...

And, I wasn't really concerned with my guitars, as I was, just genuinely curious-it is what it is, except my Martin since it is an icon-

the rest have enough paint and whatever on them to protect them from all but the extreme of anything.
Except, maybe my Guild- it is a bit light in the britches comparatively speaking to all but the Martin.

Derick , blues90 , TonyKgull , CTGull ,

Good lord! The RH in my apt has been hovering in the high 50% range the past few days.
It has no hit 60%-

I played my Guild last night and the only string out of tune was the high E and it stays on a stand in my living room,

Garland,Derick,blues90,TonyKgull,CTGull,

Just checked and its really cold here today outside 2C, last night frost, the frost has been on the car windscreen all day.

Anyway in the room where I am and my two guitars on stands, 18C 57% RH.
And the guitars sound beautiful.

Derick, blues90, TonyKgull, CTGull, Jim, it's down to 57% (in my apt) this afternoon
outside is 61%

CTGull, my head/hearing pretty much sounds like that anyway

We've had rain here every day since Sunday, and the temp's been creeping up as well. It might be 70degC this weekend, but the rain may or may not stick around. It's been bad enough that a retaining wall in my parents' basement collapsed. They're not in imminent danger or anything, but it will need to be repaired and stabilized.

The room I use for an office and guitars is showing 62% RH, so I may need to dehumidify tomorrow.