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TIMTAPE · 22nd Jan 2021, 11:24 pm

Got it, and instructions to adjust record azimuth on page 25. Looks like the screw being on the play head side means the record head has a similar mounting plate as the Teac, running underneath the play head. I guess underneath the play head was the only way it could be squeezed in.
Well done Teac and Sony. Raises the question why the Revox (Sony sourced) head didnt also carry this feature.

22nd Jan 2021, 11:24 pm	#68
TIMTAPE Octode Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Perth, Western Australia Posts: 1,969	Re: Cassette tape types Got it, and instructions to adjust record azimuth on page 25. Looks like the screw being on the play head side means the record head has a similar mounting plate as the Teac, running underneath the play head. I guess underneath the play head was the only way it could be squeezed in. Well done Teac and Sony. Raises the question why the Revox (Sony sourced) head didnt also carry this feature.