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Pioneer CLD-D701 Laserdisc Player
The Pioneer CLD-D701 is a vintage LaserDisc (LD) player, known as a solid, mid-range model for its time, compatible with NTSC LaserDiscs, CD Video (CDV), and standard CDs, featuring tray loading, auto-reverse for dual-sided discs, digital/analog audio, and typically a three-line comb filter for decent picture quality, though it's an older unit with potential mechanical wear on belts and motors, often needing maintenance like lubrication for longevity.
Key Features & Characteristics:
- Disc Compatibility: Plays 12" & 8" LaserDiscs (CAV/CLV), CD Video (CDV), and standard Compact Discs (CDDA).
- Audio: Supports Digital Audio and analog CX-encoded soundtracks.
- Video: Includes a 3-line Y/C Comb Filter for improved picture quality.
- Mechanism: Uses an "Alpha Turn" A-B mechanism for side swapping.
- Performance: Considered a decent player, better than lower-end models (like D40X/50X/60X) but not as high-end as the D704, offering good picture and speed for its era.
$60.00
Original: $200.00
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$200.00
$60.00
Description
The Pioneer CLD-D701 is a vintage LaserDisc (LD) player, known as a solid, mid-range model for its time, compatible with NTSC LaserDiscs, CD Video (CDV), and standard CDs, featuring tray loading, auto-reverse for dual-sided discs, digital/analog audio, and typically a three-line comb filter for decent picture quality, though it's an older unit with potential mechanical wear on belts and motors, often needing maintenance like lubrication for longevity.
Key Features & Characteristics:
- Disc Compatibility: Plays 12" & 8" LaserDiscs (CAV/CLV), CD Video (CDV), and standard Compact Discs (CDDA).
- Audio: Supports Digital Audio and analog CX-encoded soundtracks.
- Video: Includes a 3-line Y/C Comb Filter for improved picture quality.
- Mechanism: Uses an "Alpha Turn" A-B mechanism for side swapping.
- Performance: Considered a decent player, better than lower-end models (like D40X/50X/60X) but not as high-end as the D704, offering good picture and speed for its era.
