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Was bored so decided to look for Laserdiscs & players on eBay, and wondered how high the Pioneer CLD-D925 ranks in your eyes.

I did try a search on here as I'm sure they've been discussed before, but I found nothing.

Thoughts please

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I had that one a couple of years ago and I was pleased with its performance, can't recall anything bad about it so if you get it for a good price, buy it.

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http://www.laserdiscarchive.co.uk/laserdisc_archive/pioneer/pioneer_cld-d925/cld-d925.htm

This site has reviews and other information on it, along with many other laserdiscs players. I thought it was a helpful place when I was looking for a laserdisc player.
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if you are looking for a LD player,why not get one of the Pioneer "ELITE" series players,like the CLD-79,CLD-95,or the CLD-99,hell even the CLD-52 isnt that bad and it will be cheaper than the other 3.
I have the CLD-79 and love it
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The D925 is the player I have.

That and the 2950 were considered the "best" players on the PAL market, but they don't match up to the higher-end NTSC players like the CLD-97 or CLD-99.

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Originally posted by: dark_jedi
if you are looking for a LD player,why not get one of the Pioneer "ELITE" series players,like the CLD-79,CLD-95,or the CLD-99,hell even the CLD-52 isnt that bad and it will be cheaper than the other 3.
I have the CLD-79 and love it
DJ


I've got a CLD52 and the picture is not that good. I also have a Cld79, which is much better. I would recommend, if you are just wanting a good player for casual viewing, try the CLD 703 or cld704. They were pioneers best non-elite player and have the same video performance as the elite cld79.

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I'm going to assume you live in Europe or Australia since you're talking about PAL players. In that case, take Moth3r's advice.

If you want to take a look at some NTSC players though, you can't go wrong with any of the players listed so far.

The absolute best players ever made are the HLD-X0 and HLD-X9. If you can afford one, you should definitely buy one for me.

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Don't you mean, "us"?

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I've just been presented with the opportunity to purchase a Laserdisc player myself and wondered what the more learned opinion is on the CLD-1750.

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