Another Peach Custom Fuzz Sample
I really need to get back to my "regular style" posts, but until then, I'll keep posting my RAILhead Effects related goodies. That said, I tweaked my Peach Custom Fuzz once again, and I'm really, really getting close to the tone I'm looking for in a fuzz. My recording setup is my 88 Les Paul w/Goodwood pickups, bridge position, guitar volume max, guitar tone rolled out, fuzz at max. I start out playing a simple rhythm riff (and eventually have to fade out because I have so much sustain!), then I play a simple blues-type run. After that, I roll the guitar tone all the way in and play the blues riff again. Here's the MP3:
http://www.railheadeffects.com/sounds/Pv2001.mp3
I like it quite a bit — but there's one more transistor I'm waiting on to test, so I may be changing it again ever so slightly...
Comments:
Heh, totally. According to GarageBand’s, that chord held out for 34 seconds—and that was with tone rolled out, the bridge pickup, and dying strings. 
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Man, you aren’t kidding. It reminds me of the scene in Spinal Tap where Nigel Tufnel is showing off his guitars, talking about sustain… “you can go and have a bite… and still be hearing that…”