Bryston BR-20 screws


 I purchased a used BR20 preamp through TMR audio and was hoping someone could help me.

Everything seems to be working fine, accept the remote control will not communicate with the BR-20. I've been in contact with TMR and they contacted Bryston who I believe is sending out a new remote for me to try. I still think there's possibly an issue inside the unit, since when I move the unit around I hear a loose part in there. I was asked by TMR to unscrew the cover and see what I could find, but I'm not sure what type/size screw head it is. It looks like a allen key or a tork head, but they are very tiny, and I don't want to use the wrong size and strip the screw out. Any help would be appreciated ! 

danny00032

@danny00032 ,To remove the cover on a Bryston BR-20, you will need a Robertson screwdriver, specifically a #1 or #2 size, as Bryston often uses Robertson screws in their designs.

Please take a picture of the screws to your hardware store to ensure you get the right one. Maybe take your unit to your hardware store to ensure you purchase the right tool.  Or, call any Bryson retailer and ask them  

You can purchase a Robertson screwdriver from the following options:
• Lowe’s: Craftsman 2-in Square/Robertson Screwdriver Bit Set, includes sizes #1, #2, and #3 .
• RobCosman.com: Original Robertson Screwdriver Standard #2 (Red), known for “Cling Fit” grip .
• Home Depot: Knipex Robertson R1 Screwdriver with ergonomic handle .
• Amazon: Owl Tools Robertson Square Head Screwdriver Set, multiple sizes .

Maybe the Owl Tools Robertson Square Head Screwdriver Set (5 Pack in the Following Sizes: #0, #1, #2, #3, and #4) Forged Steel with Magnetic Tips & Soft Ergonomic Handle available from Amazon.

In any case, I suggest you take your Bryston unit to your local hardware store and find the exact screwdriver you need to remove the cover.

Well for anyone searching for this info I found that the correct key that is needed is a STAR T-9 TORXS. Everything looks good on the inside just some ribbon cables that have a little play in them making a bit of noise when you move the unit around.