Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hi, I'm an Italian bcr owner. 
During a gig someone stole 7 knobs of my controller. 
So I have to buy them as spare parts. Unfortuntly none seems to sell 
behringer parts in Europe. 
Can someone help me?
Thanks

To ensure a fast and trouble-free spare parts service we insist that you provide the following information:

• Exact description of the required spare part
• Model and serial number of the device for which the spare part is intended.

Thanks, but I tried to contact pms but shipping cost is too 
expensive, they ask 30 euros for 6 knobs....too high for me.
I'm looking for some knobs (non behringer) that work fine on the bcr.

Any suggestion will be appreciated.

Cheers 
--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "rpcfender" <rpcfender@...> wrote:
>
> Hi and_dv
> 
> >
> > Hi, I'm an Italian bcr owner.
> > During a gig someone stole 7 knobs of my controller.
> > So I have to buy them as spare parts. Unfortuntly none seems to 
sell
> > behringer parts in Europe.
> > Can someone help me?
> > Thanks
> 
> On the Behringer web site  
> http://www.behringer.com/05_support/service_europe.cfm?lang=eng
> <http://www.behringer.com/05_support/service_europe.cfm?lang=eng>
> 
>          BEHRINGER SPARE PARTS          [go to PMS Electronics  ]
> 
>     go to PMS Electronics     If you need to order spare parts for a
> Behringer product, we recommend that you contact BEHRINGER's 
official
> European Spare Part Distributor PMS Electronics.
> To ensure a fast and trouble-free spare parts service we insist 
that you
> provide the following information:
> 
>     * Exact description of the required spare part
>     * Model and serial number of the device for which the spare 
part is

> intended.
> 
> All the best
> 
> Royce
>

Hi

> Thanks, but I tried to contact pms but shipping cost is too
> expensive, they ask 30 euros for 6 knobs....too high for me.
Tha is a bit steep

> I'm looking for some knobs (non behringer) that work fine on the bcr.

You have a BCR so it must be the encoder knob that are missing.
These look to have the standard pot (volume control) shaft shape and
size.
Any volume/mixer knob should fit.
Try at your local electronics supplies
Buy 1 and try it out or take the unit down to try it out.
The Behringer ones are a push fit but you should be able to use the
knobs with a grub screw in them.

Cl    <- crosssection of the end. The shaft looks like one side has been
filed down flat.
The screw in the knob is positioned on this side and gently screwed in
to lock it into place.

Best of luck

Royce