Originally Posted by laser_man For long some people seemed to forget one of the world best players, the Pioneer LD-S2. Transformers Sound Effects Wav To Mp3 on this page. For a while collector's only were looking for HLD X9 and X0. Those are fantastic players, but what about this $3500 USD BEAST! Anyone is still using one of these fantastic and gorgeous players?

Apr 15, 2017 For long some people seemed to forget one of the world best players, the Pioneer LD-S2. For a while collector's only were looking for HLD X9 and X0. Excellent Pioneer LD-S9 High-End LaserDisc Player Import Japan + Remort Manual. Consumer ElectronicsManualTextbookUser Guide. Excellent Pioneer High-End LaserDisc Player Import Japan + Remort Manual in Consumer Electronics.

I am, and I LOVE it. I have owned a small variety of players -- LDV-4200, CLD-1010, CLD-3070, Elite CLD-79, and the LD-S2 -- and the LD-S2 is hands down the finest of the bunch in terms of PQ.

It also plays rotted discs pretty well and is very quiet during operation. Vista-boot Image.ima Download. The only player I would trade it in for is the HLD-X0, which rumor has it contains the same transport as the LD-S2 (LD-X1 in Japan). I had Kurtis modify it for AC-3 output.

After a couple of shipments back and forth between him and I, it plays DD5.1 beautifully. What else do you want to know? I have had many players. Currently I have a cld-99 and LDS2 among some lesser players too. Sure I want a X0 and a 97. LDS2 has a old comb filter but probably the best transport pickup like the X0.

Years ago when laserdisc was still quite common for the high end home theater (99-01) I heard someone at MSB was able to modify the LDS2 and tap the video signal before the A/D converter and combfilter and output true unmolested pure composite signal was the best achievable from any known player after the mod. Anyone have any further info on this? X0 is just to expensive and I don't need muse playback. Also I have a LDS1, compared to modern players its performance is not good. It is a nicely built piece and I like it but a 1996 pioneer s201 which I believe was the cheapest player ever made with a MSRP of $299 is much better for video and sound compared to the LDS1. On the LD-S2 if you use the BNC composite or the corresponding S-Video output you get a cleaner picture as it bypasses the On-Screen display IC. You can go to any player and get the Composite output before the A/D process if you know what you are doing.

It is just a player like the S2 is a smarter choice to do this as it has lower noise without needing DNR and stabler time wise due to the build. The LD-S2 does have a sharper picture than the LD-S1, I'd take the S2 over the S1 anyday. The sharper picture occurred between the CLD-3030 and CLD-3070 or the S1 and S2. I still say for US models the S2 is the best single sided and 97 is the best dual sided player for me. I prefer the analog look. If you like the digital DNR look then the CLD-D704 is the best bang for the buck.

Naruto Generations Keygen Download Youtube. I would like to digitize some of my LDs. I have LD-S2. Running Composite directly to the capture card produced pretty bad results. Dot crawls and such and noise. I tried S-Video output and it turned out to be much better. However, LD-S2 doesn't have good comb filter, does it? I haven't tried BNC composite yet.