The magnetoresistance of the quasi-one-dimensional organic conductor (TMTSF
)(2)PF6 is studied for currents flowing parallel to the best conducting a a
nd second best conducting b directions in magnetic fields perpendicular to
the a-b plane under a hydrostatic pressure of 0.8 GPa. As a function of the
magnetic field, the magnetoresistance follows a power law Delta R/R=(B / B
-0)(3/2) both in the a and b directions. The a-b plane conductivity anisotr
opy is field independent. The scaling field B-0, characterizing the strengt
h of the magnetoresistance, follows an exponential temperature dependence B
-0 proportional to exp(T/T-0) with a field-independent characteristic tempe
rature T-0 = 10 K.