Players and video processors for sale
jonlowe
I've decided to clean house and sell off my excess laserdisc hardware
and audio/video processors. Here is what I have for sale:
(3) LD-V8000 Pioneer industrial players. All three have AC-3 RF
outputs added. I have remotes for two of them. Standard universal
remote Pioneer laserdisc codes work well. Extremely rugged machines.
$100 each. Only laserdisc player ever made with a full field still
output.
Mitsubishi M-V7057 player (Pioneer CLD-D704 clone, including the
standard AC-3 RF output). With remote and owners manual. Extremely
nice condition. $200.
Panasonic LX-120 player. This was kind of a project machine, and I
added both Toslink digital and AC-3 RFoutputs. The toslink circuitry
was there, just added a few components and the connector. Have owners
and service manuals. $50.
Yamaha DDP-1 Dolby Digital processor. AC-3 RF/toslink/coax in, 5.1
analog out. Manual copy included. $75.
Marantz DP870 Dolby Digital Decoder, AC-3 RF/toslink/coax in, 5.1
analog out. With manual for Harmon Kardon ADP303 clone of the DP870.
$75.
Faroudja NRS video processor. This one is for 16x9 flat panels and
outputs 720p component/vga. Works well. The backlite for the LCD
display has a very high pitched whine when on, but goes away after 10
seconds when the backlite goes off. With a copy of the manual. Great
for tweaking the laserdisc video output. Excellent comb filter and
scaler. No remote, but this unit will put out IR codes that any
learning remote can learn (wish more components had this feature!).
$150.
Faroudja VP100 video processor. Composite or s-video in and s-video
out. Adds deail and also has a useful Delay setting which can
resynchronize the y and c signals that get messed up with the digital
signal processing in later laserdisc players. With power supply.
Built in comb filter. With a review/guide that tells how to set it
up. $60.
Prices are firm. Shipping is extra on all items to US only. The LD-
V8000's are HEAVY mothers, so be prepared. DOA returns only. You can
find out a lot more about the players at the Laserdisc archive,
http://www.laserdiscarchive.co.uk/. Complete user and service manuals
are there for the LD-V8000 series. Pictures upon request. Private
email please. Will list on ebay next week if no action here.
Jon