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Old 8th Jun 2018, 1:11 am   #1
Liquid Fusion
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Default Right size Torx Screwdriver for Revox PR99

Hi!! Need to fix the tape counter belt again for my Revox PR99. Seeing if I can do this here in my studio.

- What size Torx Screwdriver do I need?

- Reliable place to get the long belt and the short toothed belts for tape counter?

Thanks / Brewer

Orig Thread: Revox Tape Belt Replacement PR99 - May 2007 / 11 years ago!! (way past warranty)

Counter Belt Replacement - Revox B99

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Old 8th Jun 2018, 6:09 am   #2
Ted Kendall
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Default Re: Right size Torx Screwdriver for Revox PR99

Don't remember PR99 deck plates being held on with Torx - it's a straightforward 2.5 hex.

Counter belts are second source components these days - try Black Reel or Nagravox.
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Old 8th Jun 2018, 8:53 am   #3
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Default Re: Right size Torx Screwdriver for Revox PR99

Hi Brewer
I don't think Torx were around when PR99/B77 were manufactured. All Studer/Revoxes I have seen /serviced used both Philips and Hexagon socket (Allen) head machine or self tapping screws.
I stand corrected they were invented by Camcar Textron in the US in 1967, but I still don't think they were used by Studer/Revox at all unless someone has changed them on this item

John

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