DOD FX75-B

[fiery umbrellas]

So this is, I think, the third pedal I ever bought. I haven't used it for ages, but the other day I plugged it in for fun and discovered a wealth of sounds hidden inside due to its trim-pots. It sounds pretty decent as a regular old flanger, but when you get it to oscillate and make awful dirty echo sounds it's really a wonderful pedal. So I decided there were a couple of things I want to do to it to make it more usable:
1. Rehouse it in a nicer box
2. Make it true-bypass
3. Make the internal trim-pots external knobs.
4. Give it a standard Boss style 9 volt, but this is optional.

I found this video on youtube of a guy that had done similar mods to his:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-9rSSm7Vxc

So, I know there are several guides related to TBing a pedal, but I've never really found one on trim-pot replacement. Has anyone done this, or can offer a website with ideas on the process? Thanks!

[mountainking]

This site will give you the answers you need: http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/

[hasblueshoes]

Good luck, please come back and post if you get this to turn out well! I actually wanted to do this to mine too, having just got it not too long ago. I have a few other flangers but I got this one mostly for messing with/noisy applications. It was so cheap I would consider getting another and keeping it rather stock (maybe up the delay time but use it as a more normal flangey sound).