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Old 02-08-2011, 12:31 AM
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Someone sent me these photos of what's supposedly the right knob. I believe it's missing a little trim circle from the middle.




I'm currently using this newer knob that someone else sold me.



Doesn't look awful, but as you can see it's not identical. I don't honestly know if the first one's correct. When I got the set it was in rough shape with an obviously wrong knob.

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Old 02-08-2011, 09:39 AM
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Someone sent me these photos of what's supposedly the right knob. I believe it's missing a little trim circle from the middle.




I'm currently using this newer knob that someone else sold me.



Doesn't look awful, but as you can see it's not identical. I don't honestly know if the first one's correct. When I got the set it was in rough shape with an obviously wrong knob.

Regards,

Phil Nelson
Phil,

The first picture matches what came on my CTC-11C. The second one is what I have on my CTC-10C. IIRC, the correct knobs are listed by cabinet (model number) style in the back of the SAMS Photofact. I think they were both being used during the same time period, dependant on cabinet style. The one you have is an excellent example.

Kevin

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