Where to buy 1 meg long shaft pots?

[stubhead]

I want to use 1 meg pots in a project that needs long shaft, Les Paul-type pots. I found some on Ebay, that might be Alphas, from Hong Kong:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=390078244440&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

I would like to get some higher quality CTS, Clarostat, Bournes or (?), but I'm not sure where - does anyone have a specific part number that will get me through the Mouser pages? I searched there:
http://www.mouser.com/Passive-Components/Panel-Mount-Potentiometers/_/N-5g9f?Keyword=1+meg+potentiometer&FS=True

but their shaft length doesn't refer to the part that needs to go through the wood. I could even live with linear taper, but they have to FIT. :help:

 

[pkell]

http://www.mec-pickups.de/
Try this website. If they dont have what you want you can get a custom one through one of there distributors.

http://www.banzaimusic.com/Potentiometers/
Here is another crout that are quite good.

 

[line6man]

http://www.mec-pickups.de/
Try this website. If they dont have what you want you can get a custom one through one of there distributors.

I was helping a guy with some wiring inquiries on TalkBass, and he found out that apparently MEC will do custom pots at a quantity as little as one part.
However, they quoted him 72.59 Euros plus German VAT and shipping for a dual concentric pot with a push/pull DPDT switch.

Be prepared to spend a lot on their pots.

 

[tubby.twins]

If you already have CTS pots which fit and have the long shaft, you can just buy the regular CTS 1Meg pots, open them both up, and swap the wafers. I used this trick to make a 100K linear long shaft pot.

 

[line6man]

If you already have CTS pots which fit and have the long shaft, you can just buy the regular CTS 1Meg pots, open them both up, and swap the wafers. I used this trick to make a 100K linear long shaft pot.

Yeah, that also works. Good idea.

 

[Schlieren]

Be prepared to spend a lot on their pots.

Since I'm already spending a bajillion dollars on my own guitar, I wonder if the added cost results in better pots?  Granted I'm sure the differences likely are marginal, but at the cost level I've reached already, I want everything bulletproof.