Another humi recommendation post

OK, I know all the arguments and the pro vs con of glass tops and such. I just want to know which of these two y'all like best. They are both by Cuban Crafters, so I'm not really worried about the overall quality (not that I won't inspect the hell out of whichever one I get). Anyway, here they are:

Bravo Humidor in Cherry (also in rosewood) holds 120:
http://www.cubancrafters.com/images/...-BRAVO-450.jpg

Oro Humidor in burl maple holds 100:
http://www.cubancrafters.com/images/...O-GOLD-450.jpg

I like the design of the Bravo (including the "windows"), but I haven't seen many like the Oro. I think it's a handsome piece. Capacity (so far) is not a huge deal to me; that's what a cooler is for (or a trunk...I'm lookin' at you chefchris).

Thanks folks!

TampaSupremo

#2 is nice

I like #2 also.

i think they both look really nice. the first one is real cool with the glass, but i would be worried about them getting to much light. but that depends on where you keep em. the second one is real sharp looking though. i prefer darker woods though.

They both look great, I perfer #2 though.

Another vote for #2:smiley20:

#2 for sure.

you know what? i'm gonna go against the flow here and say I would definately choose #1. Any of you naysayers have a problem, you know how to contact me.




i'm tough.

#2 gets my vote.

I'd go for #2 as well. Hell, you might want to follow in the footsteps of folks before you and put a poll up, and purchase whichever one gets the most votes.

Looks like I already have a winner...:smiley41:

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Originally Posted by TampaSupremo

Looks like I already have a winner...:smiley41:

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So you're going with #1 ?

Sorry, bud. Gotta go with #2. But I'll always remember you as they guy who did it his own way.

I like #2 cuz it's light tight.

haha, i can live with that.

#2 is ok ... i guess.

That's kinda cool - 3 posts at 1:58.

I like #2 better. I don't like how the hygrometer is built into #1.

I don't like it how those built-in hygrometers don't work worth a crap and you have to look at it day in and day out knowing it. Same with multifunctional machines... good call with #2.

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Originally Posted by mauied1101

I don't like it how those built-in hygrometers don't work worth a crap and you have to look at it day in and day out knowing it.

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ya, but they sure are purty.

I would go with #1
that is because I own one and have had great luck with it. If you have any questions pm me!