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lizardkingjr
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Post subject: Re: My attempt to step up in the Laserdisc world  Posted: 30 Jan 2012, 15:33 |
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krbahr wrote: To go cheaper than the CLD-79 you would need to go with the CLD-D704. My real question is what bother you about the CLD-59? Something like the 79/99/704 will have a higher looking noise level and uses DNR to lower the level. If you have a digital TV, combining DNR in the player along with the TV digitizing the picture it normally doesn't look that good. The best results are with using a high quality scaler or buy a HLD-X0 with a DNR that leaves an analog looking picture but the X0 is $3000 to $5000. Little more to consider to determine exactly what you are trying to accomplish. You say that as if it's trivial to do. FINDING an X0 for sale from anyone not named Nicolas is very difficult to accomplish. TLK 
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publius
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Post subject: Re: My attempt to step up in the Laserdisc world  Posted: 30 Jan 2012, 16:59 |
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lizardkingjr wrote: You say that as if it's trivial to do. FINDING an X0 for sale from anyone not named Nicolas is very difficult to accomplish. The X0 & X9 show up on Yahoo Japan Auctions pretty often. In fact there's almost always one or two up for sale, whereas you may have to wait weeks for a cheaper HLD-1000 or HIL-C2EX.
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lizardkingjr
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Post subject: Re: My attempt to step up in the Laserdisc world  Posted: 30 Jan 2012, 19:13 |
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publius wrote: lizardkingjr wrote: You say that as if it's trivial to do. FINDING an X0 for sale from anyone not named Nicolas is very difficult to accomplish. The X0 & X9 show up on Yahoo Japan Auctions pretty often. In fact there's almost always one or two up for sale, whereas you may have to wait weeks for a cheaper HLD-1000 or HIL-C2EX. Yabbut, the importers I have contacted won't touch the X0, because its weight. TLK 
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krbahr
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Post subject: Re: My attempt to step up in the Laserdisc world  Posted: 30 Jan 2012, 23:56 |
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lizardkingjr wrote: Yabbut, the importers I have contacted won't touch the X0, because its weight. TLK  The X0 is 44Kg or 94lbs boxed at least, it is definitely heavy. After seeing both I would scratch my head why someone would spend big bucks and not choose the X0 unless you had to have dual sided playback. The X9 is a good player but the noise levels are too high for me, the X0 is the first that has lived up to it's reputation for me. But I'll keep my CLD-97 or HLD-1000 if I ever get it working and use the DNR in my Pioneer Elite Plasma which works as good as the HLD players DNR except the options are very limited.
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flcl4evr
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Post subject: Re: My attempt to step up in the Laserdisc world  Posted: 31 Jan 2012, 03:12 |
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krbahr wrote: To go cheaper than the CLD-79 you would need to go with the CLD-D704. My real question is what bother you about the CLD-59? Something like the 79/99/704 will have a higher looking noise level and uses DNR to lower the level. If you have a digital TV, combining DNR in the player along with the TV digitizing the picture it normally doesn't look that good. The best results are with using a high quality scaler or buy a HLD-X0 with a DNR that leaves an analog looking picture but the X0 is $3000 to $5000. Little more to consider to determine exactly what you are trying to accomplish. To be honest, it likes to spit out discs every now and then, and recently I've become very aware of the noise levels in my laserdiscs, so maybe its just me being self conscious. I do use a CRT for most of my laserdisc viewing, so perhaps it is my television?
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krbahr
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Post subject: Re: My attempt to step up in the Laserdisc world  Posted: 31 Jan 2012, 22:54 |
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flcl4evr wrote: To be honest, it likes to spit out discs every now and then, and recently I've become very aware of the noise levels in my laserdiscs, so maybe its just me being self conscious. I do use a CRT for most of my laserdisc viewing, so perhaps it is my television? If it is spitting out LDs once in awhile then you needs to clean the loading belt and the small pulley on the motor.
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