Not sure about the size, and I don't want to give you wrong info.
Go on the bay, and do a search for seller: budngreg
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=181220614478
You can ask the seller if these jewels will suit your purpose.
No affiliation.
Hi!
These look super cheap and tacky for $32 dollars!
Don't look like they belong, I'd want softer edges like a brilliant cut diamond.
The shot from above looking down looks super cheap! :saywhat:
Doesn't anyone have the real deal? Or a more accurate copy?
The guy says the tooling was very expensive but also says he "went ahead and had more made". So which one is it? Does he make them or buy them from someone else? If someone really went through all that expense and effort, why not make them accurately? (I know why, they'd never recoup their investment in a 100 years)
http://www.auctiva.com/hostedimages...06815228&formats=0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0&format=0
I'll bet you a nickel that these are also used for something else and just happen to coincidentally fit old Fisher amps, wouldn't you think?
They look like something that belongs on a coffee maker or some other kitchen appliance (and I bet that's what they were originally intended for). Just coincidence that they fit the Fisher's hole. They are just a standard round cut with a flat top like what's used for indicators for stuff I see all the time (our TV for one) Spoils the beautiful face plate.
For me anyway.
I'm going to make time tomorrow and do some searching. People like these guys have some pretty off the wall stuff, it just takes FOREVER to find ANYTHING because they have a really bizarre search engine.
http://www.mcmelectronics.com/
Not trying to be a negative little brat, I just think they are too ugly to put on something so beautiful! (and the price is a rip off).
Phyllis
