Hi Richard, Well sounds like a wonderful system. Permanent water lines would be a nice solution to watering. I did have one client ask about this for his dc system. I explained it was possible but that I was not a plumber, so he would have to contact one. I still don't believe that room type humidifiers can offer the same level of control as DamppChaser systems. For pianos that move and are truely important to be controlled one could add a ups power supply--it would carry the load for several hours, and would *beep* until it was plugged in again. Btw I have my first real results from bottom covers and they wonderful. A G2 that usually shifts 30 cents down af A4 from Sept to Jan, went *up* 2 cents. I am VERY pleased. If you think 15% is low--try 4%! At 09:02 AM 2/15/02 +0100, you wrote: These systems are part of the ventilation system for that part >of the building and are connected to the water lines so they never run out >of water. Once a month there is a filter cleaned or changed and thats it. >15% RH is really low. Pianos will get affected for sure, but then so will >practically ever thing else.
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