Storage OPTIONS and "DRY BOXING"? Here it is....

[TOB9595]

TomHagen, I think that any cab that buffers swings in temp or humidity....Just lets the stick sit for the "required" time...is good.
I think the cBS YOU TALK OF ARE CLASSY.

i HAVE NEVER LET A STICK DRY BOX FOR TWO WEEKS. i'VE NOT HAD THE PATIOENCE. tHO i WILL BE DOING JUST THAT LONG WITH A mONTECRISTO eSPECIAL...tOMORROW...
i HOPE IT CLEARS THE PLUGGAGE PROBS.

tOM

dratted caplock and laziness
Tom

[TomHagen]

How do you know beforehand that a stick has "pluggage" problems? By the pre-light draw?

Most Cabs I have do not have a tight seal, esp. the CC cabs, the Tat's are much better...

[TOB9595]

Originally Posted by Darrell

Good, you bought a damn cooler, Tom.

Originally Posted by TomHagen

How do you know beforehand that a stick has "pluggage" problems? By the pre-light draw?

Most Cabs I have do not have a tight seal, esp. the CC cabs, the Tat's are much better...

YES! Prelight draw is the key. You know when the draw is acceptable you.
I've had minimal success with drawpoker and kabob skewers to free up a plug, Particular in ccs.
I have had MORE but not perfect success with DRY BOX...
It may be that I did NOT leave the stick sit long enuf.
It'll just take experience to know how long to DRY BOX a stick.
I've let a stick sit for 3 days and I don't remember the brand of it.
Tom