Glaesel GL3866 Humidifier - Cello

Item # SA171C
| Mfg # GL3866
| UPC # 641064103230
Glaesel GL3866 Humidifier - Cello
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Help protect instrument from damage due to excessive dryness.
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  • February 21, 2012
  • By: Salamander

These are really easy to use and really effective. Since they fit inside the instrument, there is no potential for it to rattle around against the instrument like a plastic in-case humidifier. I think it also does a more thorough job since it humidifies from the inside.

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The Glaesel family story began in 1720 and since then, 48 descendants of the Glaesel family followed the calling to bowed stringed instruments. Glaesel was sold to The Selmer Company, with instruments still meticulously shop adjusted in Cleveland, Ohio.