I added the SWTC2 (the version which is both a treble cut and boost depending on the tone pot position) to a Crunch Box and it worked really well. I used Jack Orman's stated values for the resistor, pot and cap values, but you can experiment.
One thing I have always wondered about with Volume pots is how a specific pot value (e.g. 100K) is arrived at for a given circuit. I found some useful information here:
Beginners' Guide to PotentiometersSpecifically, it states:
"The source impedance should normally be no greater than 1/10th (0.1) of the pot's stated resistance. Further, the load resistance or impedance should be 10 times the pot's resistance to prevent the taper from being adversely affected. You may (of course) be deliberately loading the pot as described below, but the following stage must still present a high impedance unless its impedance has been included in your calculations."
Pot values like 100K apparently satisfy this requirement for many effects circuits.