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Relative Humidity and the Player Piano
By Tom Sendall

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Hi -- Does anyone have a suggestion about a satisfactory humidity level
for a room with a 1920's player piano?  Mine seems to play better at a
higher level.  I'm keeping mine at 65% humidity at present, but I don't
want to go too high.

Thank you,
Tom Sendall
gsendall@yahoo.com

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Key Words in Subject:  Humidity, Piano, Player, Relative

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