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Module Instructions

Super hard-on(tm) module offers a couple of jumpered points where alterations can be made to the circuit to change the frequency response. The Fuzz Factory module is designed to be placed on the right side of the breadboard so that the five potentiometer controls appear in a row on the upper left of the Inventobox.

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Module Instructions

Super hard-on(tm) module offers a couple of jumpered points where alterations can be made to the circuit to change the frequency response. The Fuzz Factory module is designed to be placed on the right side of the breadboard so that the five potentiometer controls appear in a row on the upper left of the Inventobox.

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SUPER HARD ON MODULE:

The Super Hard-On module [above] offers a couple of jumpered


points where alterations can be made to the circuit to change the
frequency response. Ideas for modding it can be found at http://
zvex.com. This module is designed to be placed just to the right of
the Fuzz Factory module when using them together inside the
Inventobox, so that the control for the SHO appears just to the left
of the FF controls when the Inventobox is assembled. Note that
the control should be a C5K potentiometer.
FUZZ FACTORY MODULE:
The Fuzz Factory module is designed to be placed on the right side
of the breadboard so that the ve potentiometer controls appear
in a row on the upper left of the Inventobox when its closed. As
you can see above, the comp, gate, and stab potentiometers only
have two connections going to the pots. You must connect the wiper
(arrow) and CW terminals in each case, but for those three controls,
its optional to connect the wiper and CCW terminals together. The
JMP is a jumper, just short those two together with one of the bare
jumper wires in your kit. You may change the frequency response of
the Fuzz Factory by changing some capacitor values. For example,
replacing the jumper with different capacitors will make it less bassy,
and the smaller the values, the more trebly it will become. Try values
of .1uF and less. Or, to make it more bassy, connect larger caps (big-
ger than .1uF) between Q2B and JMP 1. You may leave the jumper in
or remove it at your discretion if you are making it more bassy. Also,
the wiper on the Volume pot can be used as an output with larger
values of capacitors to make it bassier (larger than 10uF) but make
sure you connect a bleeder resistor to ground. Examples can be
found online at http://zvex.com. Note the values of the pots that must
be aligned with the proper connections.
ZVEX Inventobox
Module Overview V1.0 1-11-10
TONESTACK MODULE:
The Tonestack module for the Inventobox offers a number of jumpers where different capacitances and resistors can be inserted to change
the frequency points where each control kicks in. Ideas can be found at http://zvex.com. The Tonestack module is designed to be used to the
right of the SHO module when all three modules are inserted into the Inventobox. This way, its controls can appear on the right side, second
row of the Inventobox when assembled. Note the values of the pots that must be aligned with the proper connections.

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