super cool links everyone

The low pass filter on the POG is way too nice to not be able to control it with an expression pedal and have some moog flavour, aint it? I thought so, thus with the precious help of my friend electritabs I did that mod which includes putting jack for the exp.pedal in the front left corner, moving the LP slider at the back due to limited space inside the chassis and adding a toggle switch at the back next to the moved slider in order to be able to choose if the exp.pedal or the slider are functioning.

I use it with this great little switcher that my friend JAM made for me (check his pedals jampedals.com). Its a switcher that allows me to move the POG instantly between the first (where it should be when used as octaver) and last (when used just as a filter) in the pedal chain.

Actually I did that mod back in November 2007, but I found out about the forum recently thats why I never posted before about it.
More or less I think its the same procedure though, even the way the slider is glued to the chassis, haha

Can you post how this would be done for the Black Russian Big Muff?

oops found it on the first post of the thread!

To bypass the tonestack you just remove one end of the 10nF and 22k from ground.
As for the convert diagram, just make any necessary changes.

Just also want to state that the first mod i had done on a pedal was on the black russian muff (2002 models) a couple of years ago, just when i was starting to explore what was inside effects units and i had two of these units and knowing that they were fairly inexpensive i gave it a shot figuring the risk was low. the first “mod” i discovered pretty accidently that i have never read anyone else do was bypassing the .0039 cap which i found by placing a wire across both ends of this capacitor. It provides a pretty good volume and bass (maybe also more of a scooped sound) boost. I’m finding it abit similar to the scooped sound on the 3-way switch mod in this thread though with more volume added. It worked well on one unit and not another when i attempted it again, perhaps due to the inconsistent tone from unit to unit on these pedals or inadvertantly damaging a component while connecting a SPDT during soldering (probably the latter in my case) because on the 2nd unit i did this with i get as best as i can describe it an undesirable increase delayed clipping effect when playing the bass strings on my guitar (i’m using humbuckers) as if when the strings are plucked the sound is being instantly sucked away for a split second and then suddenly appears… this doesn’t occur on the 1st unit i did this mod with.