I currently own an LG 4K OLED television with a Pioneer CLD- D701. The quality looks pretty decent on it, but something that I've been curious about is, what kind of television does mostly everyone here use for their LD player?

Currently i'm using in living room LG OLED C1 4k with Kramer 728 & R7G.
Man cave i have Pioneer Kuro PDP-LX5090H with Kramer 773 & HF9G

My LD setup is a wide HD CRT, Sony XBR960. I have other Bravia setups around the house, one from around 2009 and a 4K one from 2017. I stick with Sony, I’ve had bad luck with the Korean stuff.

Pioneer Kuro PDP-6010FD 60" Plasma

2011-ish BEST BUY "INSIGNIA" house label 46in. LCD. (SANYO OEM, i believe) has a pretty solid Analog video upscaler on board;

I mostly watch my s**t on my iPhone. It’s got dolby vision and dolby atmos.

I utilize a SCEPTRE 42" HD flat screen.

This tv has been in operational status since 2014.
I play command and conquer PC games, xbox, and historically viewed blu ray, dvd, laserdisc, and VHS media on it.
Very pleased ....

Preparing to upgrade to 4K evolution after my new house is built. Hopefully spring of 2023 if all goes as planned.

Also own a Phillips 720 P 32" flat screen strictly for gaming purposes.
For the last few years my Sega DreamCast was hooked up to it.....

Cheers to the membership !

Just a couple examples of Dead Space 2 multi-player when my son and I were jamming......
(And another couple memes ! )
These images were NOT from the 42" Sceptre HD TV.

Cheers mates

Recently updated the telly to an LG C1 65" OLED. A nice bonus is it has the new C2 Evo panel. You can check this yourself by either checking the serial number on the back of the panel, or accessing the service menu. Almost got the 77" version but the dimensions were slightly too much for where it would be situated so the 65" was the more sensible choice. A small side note, as this is my first OLED television. I'm a total convert now. I can't go back to LED/LCD etc. Even the LG plasma I had about 12 years ago can't hold a candle to OLED in my opinion. The black levels should be absolutely tremendous with the R7G and DEXT enabled I hope!

For LD I have a CLD-D925 (complete and boxed, dated September 1997) and was fully serviced a couple of years ago. My main squeeze is the CLD-R7G, aka the Barry White of Laserdisc players. I run that via a DVDO VP50 Pro. I also use a DVDO Edge for my Sony VCR capture setup.

My previous telly I used a Dr HDMI to resolve EDID issues and audio problems via the DVDO devices. I haven't hooked up the system to the OLED yet as I'm awaiting a new soundbar system.

I use this Bad boy a mitsubishi ck 35304 got it for free from the neighbors. It pretty nice!

I've been reading on some of the threads that a plasma display shows a better presentation for LD compared to an led or possibly an lcd. Can anyone confirm this?

I own a Panasonic TX-42PX60U plasma display made in Nov. 2006, and yes, the display works almost like a modern CRT, at least when hooked up to a CLD-R7G through S-video. The display itself cannot display every color NTSC can display, for example the attack scene from Stagecoach (1939) [35078] has magenta-ish colors on the display in spite of it being black-and-white whereas the Mitsubishi CRT I also have displayed it with no problems, but it perhaps is my preferred way to watch a digitally-mastered LD; the colors are warmer and are more in-line with the D65 color temp standard than the CRT in S-video.

However, I noticed when playing older analog-mastered discs, like Badlands (1973) [11135 LV] and surprisingly Abyss, The (1989) [1561-85], the color is better on the CRT. Too green for my tastes on the plasma. It really depends on the mastering of each title.

not quite a Television, but image can be as large as 150"

3 Tube CRT Projector running 1080P at 72 (NTSC) or 75 Hz (PAL) and 4:3!!


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if lucky, they can be had for a very low price.



Michael