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And a team of trained medical staff to repair the collateral damage to the DJ. :Laugh:

Oh dear! 'Umble Pie time for me. :o:o:o:o

Justin, you were correct. What I ( and Wayne before me ) took to be the sleeve of the knob, was in fact the collar of the resistor, and the shaft did...

Now just hold on a cotton-pickin' minute there, Musky. :no:For a kick off, I credited you with it in post number 6. :bowdown:

Secondly, keep out of this. :Stop:This is between me and Justin....

Toby, you :Censored::muppet:. I could have done less damage with a Stihlsaw!

Justin, I think I win, as obviously the shaft is still proud of the backplate, despite Toby's ministrations.

As much as it pains one of the forum's biggest Jesters to say this :(:( :
Mod note to one and all: Let's try to avoid the Finbarr Saunders Book of Double Entendres please, as this isn't in...

Right, that's it! Toby, get your pliers and screwdriver out. We need to know the answer as soon as possible. Egg on face is at stake here. :)

The saga of Toby's knob could go viral!!

Dear me Toby, amidst all the " Carry On " humour afforded by your predicament, from the piccies you've given, I believe Wayne is spot on. It looks as if your Potentiometer adjustment control ( Knob...