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BSR identification

xXDEATH666Xx

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I scored 4 turntables today.
Realistic LAB-36
Panasonic RD-7703D
Kenwood KD-37R
And an unidentified BSR. There are no model numbers anywhere on the exterior. If anyone can help me with a model number I'd be grateful
 

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I believe you are correct. Minor variations on the platter, otherwise spot on
 

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Hard to tell exactly. As Pete said, the bars on the headshell don't match. I'm going back with my initial hunch. I think it's a C197/C198. Apparently, there were more than one variants. I've already googled 3 different platters for the C197, and two distinct models, one named a B/1, the other A/S, and since this company produced them, not by the hundreds of thousands, but by the millions, I'm willing to bet there were even more, and that they are all sharing the exact same mechanism.

Here's an example:

 

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This sticker is on the bottom. Does it help?
Looks like 0933 designation to me. Service wise, I'm pretty sure all these variants are mechanically nearly identical, given some minor variations with the tonearm and plinth. Some market dependent features, such as power input (110V/220V motor) and line frequency (60Hz/50Hz pulley) are expected too.
 
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