FretFiend.

Agreed. That is definitely not an okay place to hang guitars. Heat will rise off of those baseboard heaters. I suspect that the air anywhere in that room will be pretty dry when those heaters are going. Wherever you hang them, monitor your humidity closely.

Funny how that is. Adding extra mass around the bridge would normally be considered a "no-no." Brass bridge pins didn't help my D-28. Blech! And yet doing this on a laminate top seems to help it. I had an old Yamaha FG351SB all laminate. Brass bridge pins definitely changed its tone for the better. If you have a higher quality solid top guitar, a brass saddle won't buy you anything in tone or intonation that a good quality bone or even Tusq saddle will. If you have a laminate top guitar, all bets are off. Try it and see.

This thread was: Originated in '05. Resurrected in '08. Resurrected again in '09. Resurrected again in '10. Resurrected again in '11. And now, resurrected again in '11. I think in a couple of years, I'll resurrect it again. Dontcha think it's interesting that the thread originator was Zombie1?