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Old 3rd July 2011   #1
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Prophet-5 knobs!

I need a new set of P-5 knobs. Where can I get them?

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One occasionally sees Prophet-5 knob sets on eBay from Hong Kong (obviously not original knobs). Can't testify to their quality, but they do at least resemble the originals. At the moment there don't seem to be any for sale. You'll just have to keep a look out for them. Otherwise Wine Country may have some:

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The Pro-One conversion kit at synthwood.com includes "Prophet 5 style knobs." That might work...

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I need a new set of P-5 knobs. Where can I get them?

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index <-- perhaps send an email to this fellow

i'm not sure if he has a whole set but he might have a couple or he may not even have any i dunno . its worth an email i figure.


if you find a place with quality p-5 potentiometers list your source here please.
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The Pro-One conversion kit at synthwood.com includes "Prophet 5 style knobs." That might work...

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They are exactly the same as the P5's. I bought them myself.
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dave smith is selling those knobs, as fas as i know
they offer full set for P08 for $79 incl WW shipping
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Ya might wanna try Phil Collins he seems to like p5s a lot....
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If you are doing some restoration to a Prophet 5 I highly suggest replacing the bushings on the Pratt-Read keyboard. Unless this has been done recently they are probably wasted. It's actually pretty simple and inexpensive.

http://home.netcom.com/~arcsound/

I used their bushings, followed their instructions and in an evening my P5 played like it was brand new. The shipment was prompt and they answered any questions that I had. I recommend this with total confidence.

FYI - I am not associated with this company in any way. I just love my Prophet 5 to death. 11 years and counting of ownership.
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Cool! Thanks alot guys!
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If you are doing some restoration to a Prophet 5 I highly suggest replacing the bushings on the Pratt-Read keyboard. Unless this has been done recently they are probably wasted. It's actually pretty simple and inexpensive.

http://home.netcom.com/~arcsound/

I used their bushings, followed their instructions and in an evening my P5 played like it was brand new. The shipment was prompt and they answered any questions that I had. I recommend this with total confidence.

FYI - I am not associated with this company in any way. I just love my Prophet 5 to death. 11 years and counting of ownership.
Thanks for the information! Definitely need bushings for my prophet 5!
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Vintage Vibe's prices on the bushings are much better...
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I just love this synth.
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Vintage Vibe's prices on the bushings are much better...
thank you for the headsup


are all bushings equal? i don't know much about those rubber things, but i know that i want a quality part.

sorry if this is a bit off topic
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