Rehousing an old Bass Micro Synth

the PCB in that version is so large that it can't be rehoused in a smaller enclosure.

 

It depends on how deep your pockets are. You would never recoup the cost, but most machine shops willing to do one off work could make you one out of aluminium easily enough. At $80/hr min your looking at $300 at least, unless you have a buddy who does it.

 

Well, I guess there is the 3D printing option too, but again, this will take design time. You could figure out how to draw it on your own in CAD, then source the printing.

 

I think the OP is asking someone to do it for him otherwise he already would have opened the pedal and see how big is the PCB.

 

Ok

 

If you want something smaller just get an EHX XO version they are pretty close, run on 9v, better bypass and s good bit sturdier. I only use my old NYC BMS in the studio and may be selling soon anyway.

 

I have an older version and also the new XO, cool pedals. It's been a while but dont remember thinking there was much difference in the sound between them aside from the squarewave is a little better on older version. If you used one live one night and XO next, highly doubt anyone would notice difference. I had my XO modded for top jacks and expression control. They're a lot of fun, esp if you run it into some modulation and delay or reverb.