Maintenance of the Classical Guitar Nice things require good care. People, houses, cars, and musical instruments are some of the things that we must take care of every day. Just as you would not treat a person badly, or neglect your car (you have to get regular oil changes!), you must also take care of your guitar properly to keep it from drying out, cracking, getting scratched, and generally sounding bad. Your classical guitar could last for 3 years or 30...you decide by treating it accordingly! Choose one of these important questions and answer it in a comment below. Try not to answer the same question as someone else. And don't forget to reply to at least 2 other students' comments! QUESTIONS: What's the best temperature for my instrument? What humidity does my guitar like? How do I control humidity? Do I need a chamois ("shammy")? How can I travel with my guitar? (How do I make sure it is safe when I travel?) How often should I change my strings? How do