BSR P 123
Almost nothing is documented about the BSR P 123. What little survives comes from period equipment directories, such as Audio (October 1984, p.225) and Audio (October 1983, p.84).
An Audio directory (October 1984, p.225) listed the P 123 under a speed-code classification table. That suggests it offered either 33⅓ and 45 rpm (code B) or 33⅓, 45, and 78 rpm (code C), but the OCR fragment is ambiguous. The same publication's 1983 directory (October 1983, p.84) also carried a turntable listing for a BSR model with similar speed-code notation, likely this same P 123.
Beyond the speed-code directory entries (Audio, October 1983, p.84; Audio, October 1984, p.225), no specifications, price, or design details are known. No service literature, reviews, or user documentation have surfaced in the usual archives. The P 123 remains a name in a table—a turntable that existed, but whose particulars have slipped from the record.
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