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Howdy --

Forgive me if someone already asked this, but does anyone have a 
supplier source and part number for the EXACT same round knob that 
Roger sells? I have a Mouser account, so if they have them, I guess 
I'd just need the part number...... 

I need 10 knobs and as much as I'd like to support Roger and s.com, I 
just can't see paying $40 for them.... gulp!

- Dana

--- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, Jay <jay@d...> wrote:
> on 11/24/04 12:35 PM, Dana Countryman at dana@d... wrote:
> 
> > I need 10 knobs and as much as I'd like to support Roger and 
s.com, I
> > just can't see paying $40 for them.... gulp!
> 
> Last time I ordered them they were $1.45 from Cosmo in 100 quantity.

Hmmm... $145.00 + shipping from Cosmo in Taiwan....
There must be a better option than this...

 -dc

on 11/24/04 12:35 PM, Dana Countryman at dana@danacountryman.com wrote:

> I need 10 knobs and as much as I'd like to support Roger and s.com, I
> just can't see paying $40 for them.... gulp!

Last time I ordered them they were $1.45 from Cosmo in 100 quantity.

on 11/24/04 2:23 PM, Dana Countryman at dana@danacountryman.com wrote:

> Hmmm... $145.00 + shipping from Cosmo in Taiwan....
> There must be a better option than this...

Taiwan? Mine came from Ohio.

You could order 500 knobs for $360, much cheaper in the long run.

--- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, Jay <jay@d...> wrote:
> on 11/24/04 2:23 PM, Dana Countryman at dana@d... wrote:
> 
> > Hmmm... $145.00 + shipping from Cosmo in Taiwan....
> > There must be a better option than this...
> 
> Taiwan? Mine came from Ohio.
> 
> You could order 500 knobs for $360, much cheaper in the long run.>>

Well, there goes the money for Christmas!
Knobs for the whole family!

-dc

on 11/24/04 6:18 PM, Dana Countryman at dana@danacountryman.com wrote:

> Well, there goes the money for Christmas!
> Knobs for the whole family!

Just explain to your wife/S.O. that you're _SAVING_ $1640.

:-)

http://www.cosmocorp.com/kcat-search1.cfm

For the round one:

> P/N:39-7602-010-10-3-10, Knob, Fluted w/skirt, Gloss Black, 1.00"
> skirt diameter, 1/4" molded ID, single
> slotted setscrew & top aluminum inlay
> (no indication line noted)

For the pointer:

> P/N:38-7607-010-10-3-10, Knob, Pointer, Gloss Black, 1.125 length,
> 1/4" molded ID, single slotted setscrew(only
> 1 is possible), top aluminum inlay & white
> painted indication line.

on 11/24/04 7:46 PM, Jay at jay@denonville.com wrote:

> For the round one:
> 
>> P/N:39-7602-010-10-3-10, Knob, Fluted w/skirt, Gloss Black, 1.00"
>> skirt diameter, 1/4" molded ID, single
>> slotted setscrew & top aluminum inlay
>> (no indication line noted)

Whoops, make sure you specify "paint filled indicator dots" in the above
instead of "no indication line". This was from an old quote and the salesman
on the phone corrected me of my error.

i realise Roger does not use these, but dotcom format and moog format 
are pretty similar ...

what about the larger knobs used on the 921B oscillator and the 904 
filters?

---
Eric Williamson
www.suitandtieguy.com

on 11/24/04 8:08 PM, Suit & Tie Guy at erwill@suitandtieguy.com wrote:

> what about the larger knobs used on the 921B oscillator and the 904
> filters?

They sell them for 6 cent's more each.