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Author:	kris [ 08 Dec 2015, 21:52 ]
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exinferis wrote: kris wrote: Bought a collection just yesterday 5-600 NTSC discs sealed ones among those. 32 Boxsets some sealed 15 dts discs 1 cld-925 boxed 2 x cld-d515 1x LA-2300 Denon Pioneer clone Yamaha apd-1 Kenwood dem-999D E teck E-2000 CC decoder with s-video-composite . Someone I know was looking for one for a long time How I envy you So christmas came early this year? I´m curious, did you find a local seller in your country or did you travel? And well...we all would like to know the price Yes, well, the french discs, I have the same "problem" with some of them. I really don´t want to keep them, but some of them aren´t dubbed but have subtitles, so this makes it a bit easier. But please, don´t throw them away Les Lyonais - excellent movie, saw it three times and it´s getting better with every viewing!I wouldn´t want to watch it dubbed, be it english, german etc. Well, Most people search the Internet looking for movies on LD... I've had much luck working the other way around... My add reads: Looking for laserdisc collections and all related equipment... I pay cash and collect myself! You'd be surprised what I came across in all these years... I always go over to investigate what someone offers. Most collector's sell since they don't see the point in keeping them, passed away, have a defective player or worse.... they got married Believe me I heard the "My wife doesn't like them" more than once. I don't mind distance. If it's in Europe I'll go ... wouldn't mind invading the Uk one day Like having my car on a boat anyway. Love the sea.

Author:	daro2096 [ 08 Dec 2015, 22:18 ]
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kris wrote: Well, Most people search the Internet looking for movies on LD... I've had much luck working the other way around... My add reads: Looking for laserdisc collections and all related equipment... I pay cash and collect myself! You'd be surprised what I came across in all these years... I always go over to investigate what someone offers. Most collector's sell since they don't see the point in keeping them, passed away, have a defective player or worse.... they got married Believe me I heard the "My wife doesn't like them" more than once. I don't mind distance. If it's in Europe I'll go ... wouldn't mind invading the Uk one day Like having my car on a boat anyway. Love the sea. I wonder if I just bought a LD player off you on Ebay?

Author:	kris [ 08 Dec 2015, 22:34 ]
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daro2096 wrote: kris wrote: Well, Most people search the Internet looking for movies on LD... I've had much luck working the other way around... My add reads: Looking for laserdisc collections and all related equipment... I pay cash and collect myself! You'd be surprised what I came across in all these years... I always go over to investigate what someone offers. Most collector's sell since they don't see the point in keeping them, passed away, have a defective player or worse.... they got married Believe me I heard the "My wife doesn't like them" more than once. I don't mind distance. If it's in Europe I'll go ... wouldn't mind invading the Uk one day Like having my car on a boat anyway. Love the sea. I wonder if I just bought a LD player off you on Ebay? Nope, I wouldn't dream of shipping a Player anyway... I sold a few laserjuke discs trough ebay many years ago but they shipped to the US, Germany and Australia Found 59 Factory sealed laserjukes once in mint condition. They we're super videoclips from 2001-2002 if I'm not mistaken... Edwin, correct me if I wrong... I'm not very familiar with music discs to be honnest...

Author:	daro2096 [ 08 Dec 2015, 23:21 ]
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kris wrote: daro2096 wrote: kris wrote: Well, Most people search the Internet looking for movies on LD... I've had much luck working the other way around... My add reads: Looking for laserdisc collections and all related equipment... I pay cash and collect myself! You'd be surprised what I came across in all these years... I always go over to investigate what someone offers. Most collector's sell since they don't see the point in keeping them, passed away, have a defective player or worse.... they got married Believe me I heard the "My wife doesn't like them" more than once. I don't mind distance. If it's in Europe I'll go ... wouldn't mind invading the Uk one day Like having my car on a boat anyway. Love the sea. I wonder if I just bought a LD player off you on Ebay? Nope, I wouldn't dream of shipping a Player anyway... I sold a few laserjuke discs trough ebay many years ago but they shipped to the US, Germany and Australia Found 59 Factory sealed laserjukes once in mint condition. They we're super videoclips from 2001-2002 if I'm not mistaken... Edwin, correct me if I wrong... I'm not very familiar with music discs to be honnest... I just bought a cld-d925 from a seller in Belgium off ebay still in its original box for £195+shipping to UK. Thought it might have been you. Oh well.

Author:	xtempo [ 09 Dec 2015, 00:29 ]
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virtualvcr wrote: That Aladdin release is just a gatefold. Really nice packaging though. No US B&TB boxset. IIRC, All the contents of the Japanese boxset are available in the US. But the WIP discs in the boxset are not rotters, as the US release was. I stand corrected. thanks for the info.

Author:	exinferis [ 09 Dec 2015, 19:16 ]
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kris wrote: Most collector's sell since they don't see the point in keeping them, passed away, have a defective player or worse.... they got married Believe me I heard the "My wife doesn't like them" more than once. I don't mind distance. If it's in Europe I'll go ... wouldn't mind invading the Uk one day Like having my car on a boat anyway. Love the sea. Hey Kris, thats a nice attitude, adding LDs to your collection and get a look at the world I Like the idea Yeah, a collection may be seen as clumsy these days, in the age of soundbars and Flat Tvs..so I understand (in a way...) if some people want to get rid of them. A friend of mine gave me his collection a few weeeks ago , plus a player (that seemed defective to him, all I needed to do was renewing the rubber belt). He couldn´t stand the picture anymore, plus the fact that the player didn´t work properly..Funny enough, he was the one who introduced me to Laserdisc. So, did you already start picking the...how do we say, cherries from the lot ?

Author:	kingpin [ 09 Dec 2015, 20:17 ]
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1941 (1979) -*Signature Collection- MCA/Universal Home Video NTSC Aliens (1986)* -*Special Widescreen Collector's Edition- Fox Video NTSC Angel of H.E.A.T (1983)* Vestron Video NTSC Casino (1995) MCA/Universal Home Video NTSC Conan the Destroyer (1984) <Disc Only!> MCA Home Video NTSC Double Team (1997) Columbia Tri-Star Video NTSC Dragonheart (1996) -*Signature Collection- MCA/Universal Home Video NTSC Executive Decision (1996)* Warner Home Video NTSC Maximum Risk (1996) Columbia Tri-Star Video NTSC Mortal Kombat (1995) -*Special Edition- Image Entertainment NTSC The Fugitive (1993)* <Disc Only!> Warner Home Video NTSC The Hunt for Red October (1990) <Disc Only!> Paramount Home Video NTSC The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) MCA/Universal Home Video NTSC The Mask (1994) New Line Home Video NTSC The Silence of the Lambs (1991) Orion Home Video NTSC Wishmaster (1997) -*Special Edition*- Live Home Video NTSC

Author:	flecha [ 09 Dec 2015, 20:43 ]
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Hi friends; today bought a few hours ago,sorry for the long post: Cumbres Borrascosas-Wuthering Heights Atrapado por su pasado-Carlito's Way Rob Roy(La pasión de un rebelde) Memorias de Africa-Out of Africa El regreso de la pantera rosa-The Return of the Pink Panther Gran Bola de fuego-Great Balls of Fire! Unico testigo-Witness Peligro inminente-Clear and Present Danger Two Much Un horizonte muy lejano-Far and Away Estallido-Outbreak Cara a Cara-Face/Off Evita La Sombra del Diablo-Tha Devil´s own Atracción Fatal- Fatal Attraction La ruleta rusa-Russian Roulette The Glenn Miller Story Peligrosamente Juntos-Legal Eagles Yo soy esa Juego de Patriotas-Patriot Games Barbarosa Regards.

Author:	kris [ 09 Dec 2015, 20:47 ]
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exinferis wrote: kris wrote: Most collector's sell since they don't see the point in keeping them, passed away, have a defective player or worse.... they got married Believe me I heard the "My wife doesn't like them" more than once. I don't mind distance. If it's in Europe I'll go ... wouldn't mind invading the Uk one day Like having my car on a boat anyway. Love the sea. Hey Kris, thats a nice attitude, adding LDs to your collection and get a look at the world I Like the idea Yeah, a collection may be seen as clumsy these days, in the age of soundbars and Flat Tvs..so I understand (in a way...) if some people want to get rid of them. A friend of mine gave me his collection a few weeeks ago , plus a player (that seemed defective to him, all I needed to do was renewing the rubber belt). He couldn´t stand the picture anymore, plus the fact that the player didn´t work properly..Funny enough, he was the one who introduced me to Laserdisc. So, did you already start picking the...how do we say, cherries from the lot ? Believe it or not but I'm not planning on keeping anything in particular. Okay okay, I'm keeping a few sealed onces like The Pulp Fiction box. I bought them since I couldn't resist Sure, every time again I fall in love with some artwork but where does that end...? I've collected about a 1000 discs back in the 90's. sold most of them around 2000 only to start collect the later "technical better" discs and those beautiful Japanese ones. I do realize the quality is poor in today's age like most people would agree but this won't ever keep me from hauling laserdiscs around. + I get to meet people, collectors and newbies. Did encounter some new collector's in the past few years that succeeded in spending much money on the format only to realize soon after it can't please them in the end. I guess that's the danger with this dead format. they look cooler than BR discs but won't be rivaling them soon. I was collecting when it was the best format around and firmly believe that is one of the main reasons I still like those shiny discs. Won't ever forget that first Clear and Present Danger AC-3 soundtrack in Antwerp. Jurassic park with dts was another milestone soundwise or maybe it's just me being nostalgic

Author:	daro2096 [ 09 Dec 2015, 22:31 ]
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nostalia has a way of thining out. You grow tired of it sooner or later. Maybes it is just me.

Author:	kingpin [ 10 Dec 2015, 20:36 ]
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Beverly Hills Cop (1984) Paramount Home Video NTSC

Author:	audioboyz1973 [ 11 Dec 2015, 16:35 ]
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Attachment: IMG_3904 reduced.jpg [ 142.8 KiB \| Viewed 4711 times ] Saw this concert at the Perth Entertainment Centre some 21 years ago back in the mid 90's, it was a lot of fun and oh memories of my clubbing heyday.... The 'boys' even put in an appearance at Connections nightclub after the show. Watched this right through with a big smile on my face

Author:	flecha [ 11 Dec 2015, 20:55 ]
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Hello; Arrived today 3 films spanish version: Demolition Man Mentiroso Compulsivo(Liar Liar) 2013:Rescate en L.A.(Escape from L.A.) Regards.

Author:	publius [ 12 Dec 2015, 18:00 ]
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A nice parcel from Japan in yesterday's post, eight weeks at sea. Hightlights include "World Masterpiece Theatre 15th Anniversary Special", one of the "Gundam 0083" LD-Singles, & Super-Deformed Go Nagai.

Author:	kingpin [ 12 Dec 2015, 18:12 ]
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Last Man Standing (1996) Image Entertainment NTSC True Lies (1994) Fox Video NTSC

Author:	kingpin [ 13 Dec 2015, 15:01 ]
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My first Movie on Discovision 1941 (1979) DiscoVision NTSC

Author:	dumbchemist [ 15 Dec 2015, 15:44 ]
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I got this box set yesterday: Ben Hur Commemorative 35th Anniversary CAV Standard Play Edition Deluxe Letterbox Edition The box set consists of 5 LD's: 4 are the movie and side 1 of the 5'th LD is 'Ben Hur: The Making of an Epic". The box itself shows a little wear on its corners and the LD's are in excellent condition with a cleanable smudge here and there. I already have the CED version so the LD version will be a complement. What was amazing was the Amazon price: $1.00 plus $3.99 shipping.

Author:	laserbite34 [ 15 Dec 2015, 23:48 ]
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66p for, Ben-Hur, LD that is a bargain!

Author:	Guest [ 19 Dec 2015, 23:32 ]
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Got around 25 LD's cheap, not that much interesting in them but some titles I like Also got these two. I know the se7en box is common but I think it's really nice! Stargate is a great movie, my first dts LD. //D

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kris [ 20 Dec 2015, 10:14 ]

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A small portion of the last lot I purchased. also had 2 cld-d515 that I sold meanwhile since I have way too much around player wise.
Sold about 350 discs meanwhile. Made a deal with one buyer who took about 100 discs a d515 and a Yamaha APD-1.
The space it all takes once sorted :shock:

Every time I sell some it just doesn't look like there's much gone

Kept me another cld-d925 and a denon LA-2300 player around. Kenwood DEM-999D is one that I am going to sell. I have 3 mint unused in their box anyway.
I like that particular demodulator since it's supertiny and does a great job :thumbup:

using an LDD-1 myself for the obvious auto switching.
Had many mint sealed boxsets among them. about 20 that sold immediatly. Mint sealed is always nice when it comes to boxsets since they are prone to shelf wear if not treated right.
Some forum users and new LDDB members from Belgium came along :thumbup:

Made new friends and contacts. Happy everyone got some they like .
New people to exchange discs :thumbup:

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