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Ha! Thissort of thing is voodoo, and I shall have no truck with it! Actually, my own solution has long been careful placement of amp and/or pedals, and increasingly not using pedals much if at all!

Irrelevant, someone has used it and loved at some point. What happened to it after does not change that. I imported a sax from Chicago that had been sat for decades but the patina is amazing. It was used by a session player in the 30s around the Chicago clubs. Just because it hasn’t been used for a while doesn’t change that. New isn’t always best by a long way, chill out, take some time and enjoy the beauty of a vintage instrument and you will understand……….

It’s what we do, when we can, just like we do on ‘the other forum’ .

What is this 'lead' of which you speak..?