Don:
 
Where did you get those new pots (and how much were they, if you don't mind my 
asking)?
 
I have a Series IIIC with some inevitable wonky EQ pots and I've been wondering 
just how expensive those would be to source replacements for.
 
And do you have a ballpark figure you're seeking for the used pots?  I don't 
know if there's enough "market" data for folks to make an intelligent offer - 
those are pretty rare items! :)
 
Thanks,
 
Dan

--- On Thu, 10/9/08, Donald Put <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

From: Donald Put <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: NEOTEK: Series II EQ Pots
To: [email protected]
Date: Thursday, October 9, 2008, 12:25 PM

I've been replacing some of the EQ pots on my Series II and thought
that perhaps some folks might like a few spares to have around, so I'm
thinking of selling some of the old ones.  I think with a good
cleaning and lube they'd be serviceable again.  If I hadn't purchased
new ones, that's what I'd do (in fact, I did disassemble, clean, and
lube a few when I did a recap of the board and they are quiet now).
They're hard to clean when they're installed as the openings are
against the PCB, but once they're out it's easy to shoot some cleaner
and lube in them.  I don't know what to ask for them, so I'm open to
offers.  Since they are currently made out of unobtanium, I'd like to
get a bit of $ for them to help offset the cost of the new ones, which
were pretty expensive.

Go here for a pic (the one on the right is original equipment):
http://home.mindspring.com/~idyll/EQPots.JPG

Cheers,
--
Don
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