The Greek
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Hi everyone.
Has anyone else experienced this on their Les Pauls?
I took some (crappy) photos with my mobile phone where the "moisture bubbles" can be hopefully seen...This is the first time that something like that happens to any of my guitars...
The guitar "lives" in a 4-floor house and it's mainly kept on the 2nd or 3rd floor.I say this because this happened about 45 minutes after I took the guitar to the basement where my office/"guitar workshop" is.I wanted to change the strings when I suddenly noticed it.It's very humid here because the last 2-3 days it's constantly raining.I perfectly know about the excessive moisture/dryness dangers that's why I don't keep it in its case and I always keep her in a well ventilated area.
Should I really worry?As I said,never before sth like that has ever happened to any of my guitars...
Thanks for your help!
Has anyone else experienced this on their Les Pauls?
I took some (crappy) photos with my mobile phone where the "moisture bubbles" can be hopefully seen...This is the first time that something like that happens to any of my guitars...
The guitar "lives" in a 4-floor house and it's mainly kept on the 2nd or 3rd floor.I say this because this happened about 45 minutes after I took the guitar to the basement where my office/"guitar workshop" is.I wanted to change the strings when I suddenly noticed it.It's very humid here because the last 2-3 days it's constantly raining.I perfectly know about the excessive moisture/dryness dangers that's why I don't keep it in its case and I always keep her in a well ventilated area.
Should I really worry?As I said,never before sth like that has ever happened to any of my guitars...
Thanks for your help!