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Pedal Recase?

I rehoused my boss oc2, danw did mine. I can't get a hold of him anymore though. I've wanted others done by him but no luck... he did a fantastic job though.
 

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That's exactly what I want done to my Boss! Still waiting on a reply. Not sure why this seems to be such a pain to get done? Did he express that when recasing yours?
No he was actually very informative the entire time, and updated fairly frequently. The only thing he expressed to me was I couldn't get true bypass on the pedal. I also asked about the boss ls2 and he said that'd be possible too, at the time it wasn't useful for me though. When I say I can't get a hold of danw I mean he literally wont answer my emails about any rehousing. I'm not complaining about that it could any type of issue. But out of everyone I've researched, he has been the most talented and fairly cheap. I think I paid around $80 for rehouse + etch. Anyone reading this, no frustration towards danw at all, his stuff is amazing! :)
 
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That's exactly what I want done to my Boss! Still waiting on a reply. Not sure why this seems to be such a pain to get done? Did he express that when recasing yours?

It's because of all the proprietary parts that Boss uses, the footswitch being a big part of it.

Why not just sell that pedal and use that money to upgrade it to something that works better for you?
 
Looks really, I love the pedal but the box is lackluster. I emailed JHS as they do them, but it seems to be on the pricy side. A new box in a cool color with new knobs is basically what I'm looking for.

That's probably good news given that JHS would likely take your pedal, rehouse it, and sell it back to you as one of their own designs for twice as much.
 
I've found thru doing enough repairs on Boss pedals that all they use for switches are momentary contact. I've been using switches I got from an old computer keyboard to replace the dead ones I run into.
 

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