Monitoring Humidity and Using a Dampit - Tips From the Workshop at Classic Violins

As the seasons change, so does the temperature and humidity. Violins, as are all wooden instruments, are very susceptible to humidy. Paying attention to the humidy where you store your violin is a simple way to help keep cracks from forming, and keep your instrument happy. Spencer Hamann discusses humidity changes and what they mean for your instrument, and demonstrates how to use a popular tool for keeping your instrument humidified in dry conditions: a Dampit.