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    Quote Originally Posted by roguescout
    Try a bunch of this stuff:

    http://www.chemnet.com/show/damprid/.../00000431.html

    It's usually used in boats and RV's to prevent mildew during storage, but it works around the house too.

    And not all of California is dry. I live about a block from the ocean in Dana Point and it is plenty damp here on most nights.
    Thats some interesting "stuff" there!--------------But I need to locate a de-humidifer soon!
    It never rains this much here-----and I mean NEVER!
    Ive located one on e-bay.
    Should arrive Thursday.......with my luck.......it will stop raining by then.
    But <its all good!>----if it does rain again------Ill have my de-humd. ready!
    Looking for that perfect tone!

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    [quote="I live about a block from the ocean in Dana Point and it is plenty damp here on most nights.[/quote]


    I live in san clemente which is about 5 minutes away from dana point. I just had to purchase a portable ac/de humidifier becuase of equipment issues exactley like you guys are describing (popping, hissing, e.t.c.) I get about a half gallon of water from the damn thing every 2 hrs, pretty scarey thinking about the moisture in the air in my studio destroying my precise investment.

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    My a/c has an drainage issue this week, and is backing up in the attic! I put a big old Rubbermaid "muck bucket" under the pipe,and was flabbergasted that I am collecting over 5 gallons every 8-10 hours! That is water being pulled from the air in the studio! My mic stand clutches rust as I am looking at them! To quote a recent post omn this forum buy an Italian, "I will laugh, just not to cry!"

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