I picked up a Peavey Mark 3 Series 300 bass amplifier head this week, which I really love! The only problem is, one of the equalizer sliders got broke off during shipping. The amp works fine, but I have to stick a screwdriver in the slot to adjust that slider. Are there any places to buy parts for these older amps, or am I SOL?
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Could you take another one and have it 3-D print copied?
There are loads of places that would do this now online.
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Definitely check with Peavey. They used to keep stores of all kinds of old parts.
You could use one as a template and 3D print another, I guess.
EDIT: Sorry, I see that @John_E replied with the same idea.
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Do you need the plastic piece or the whole slider?
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That is quite a collection of Peavey amps.
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Yeahhhhh… 
this is the dusty sight that greeted me after 3 years of not being able to go upstairs to my utility room/studio. …I’m half afraid to turn them all on at once 
POOOF!
The Peavey in the middle is dead. But I can’t get the old parts for it. It’s the oldest one about 1979/80, I believe. THis is the donor for parts.
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Now that’s an old-school computer monitor.
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It’s an old Mono-chrome monitor that went with wifey’s mom’s old IBM thats’s also embedded in that mess.
Now that I can somewhat confidently climb the stairs I gotta clean this up. 
If you find the keyboard, it might be worth some money. People collect IBM Model M keyboards and they will go for $150-300 on eBay depending on condition.
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It all works.
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Might want to check what kind of keyboard it is, some of these go for bank 
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