Knob I.D. Help needed..

[RBJ!]

Knob I.D. Help needed..REWARD $$$

..I'm not sure if this is in the right spot or not..

I need help identifying and knobs like these ( these are repros) ..they are aprox 1/4" diameter, knurled, and the red bases may be more square on the edges..or they may be a separate piece altogether..I DESPERATELY need to find them..they were most likely used on some type of audio equipment from the mid 70's..probably alot of them on whatever they came on..any leads would be a BIG help! Post/PM or email me : Jay@westcoastchoppers.com THANKS!!!

*EDIT* OK..$100 to anyone who can give me identifiaction on these knobs..paypal waiting

 

[ke4mcl]

i would guesstimate guitar amp stuff. find one of those websites that sells parts for fixing up vintage guitar amps and shoot them an email with a pic.

at first glance i thought they were fancy tire valve caps with o-rings!

 

[RBJ!]

I was thinking guitar amp stuff would be to big in diameter..these are about the same diameter as a pencil..

 

[RBJ!]

OK..reward added..HELP ME!

 

[guitarslam]

those knobs remind me of ones I have seen on micrometers, telescopes, microscopes, & such...

 

[tgunner]

Are you looking for the exact equipment that these came on? Or are you more interested in getting some which look like that?

 

[RBJ!]

I'm looking to get the exact knobs..I have ones that look like that..and I'd like to know what they came off of...I know it was available in 1976...and what ever it was probably had alot of them on it ( 12 or so)..witch is why a mixing board came to mind..

 

[tgunner]

Do the knobs have any type of pointer? If they don't, I would be hesitant to say audio equipment. Almost every knob involved with audio will have a mark or pointer to indicate it's location on a scale. The only exception would be a tuning knob, but these are too small for that.

 

[RBJ!]

as far as I know..no pointer

100% serious...$100 to the person that can ID these!!!