Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Yes,

the knobs are a bit sad. I actually lost two knobs a while a go,
probably fallen when I packed the Evo in bag.

Anyway, I think it's a standard size pot so shouldn't be hard to find
better ones, I want metal :-)


Happy cycling,

.jon


2005/10/5, Scott Kellogg <glaive@...>:
>  I'll try the paper.  That seems like the least invasive way of handling
>  it.  I wonder why the knobs are like this?
>
>  Carbon111 wrote:
>  >>Maybe there is some kind of sticky stuff that will hold them on, but
>  >>never solidify and make a bond.
>  >
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>  > Try a removeable thread lock - the kind of thing meant for bolts.
>  >
>  > Alternately, you could do what I did and mush a bit of tissue paper
> between the shaft and the knob interior.
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