Back to the Klipsch ProMedia Volume Problem

I posted a blog a number of months ago about having some issues with the volume control knob on my Klipsch ProMedia speakers. I tried some basic fixes using a light oil, which seemed to work pretty well at first, but the speakers later reverted to their original behavior. I really like the sound on these speakers, but it seems Klipsch has little, if any interest in addressing the known issues - they have even stopped producing this set of speakers altogether. Actually, this isn't the first product from Klipsch I've had problems with, but that's a whole other story.

I'd really like to get these things working again so I've taken the first steps towards that goal by disassembling the volume control from the rest of the internal electronics. I desoldered the volume pot switch from the internal PCB, but now have to figure out where to find a replacement. I found at least one posting from someone that detailed pulling the casing on the switch apart and soldering new wire connects along with a series of other steps, but I just don't care to do that. What I'd really like is to find another pot that matches the one in the photo below. We'll see where this goes.