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VTG 1983 PIONEER LD-660 LASERDISC VIDEO DISC PLAYER
VTG 1983 PIONEER LD-660 LASERDISC VIDEO DISC PLAYER
VTG 1983 PIONEER LD-660 LASERDISC VIDEO DISC PLAYER
VTG 1983 PIONEER LD-660 LASERDISC VIDEO DISC PLAYER
VTG 1983 PIONEER LD-660 LASERDISC VIDEO DISC PLAYER
VTG 1983 PIONEER LD-660 LASERDISC VIDEO DISC PLAYER
VTG 1983 PIONEER LD-660 LASERDISC VIDEO DISC PLAYER
VTG 1983 PIONEER LD-660 LASERDISC VIDEO DISC PLAYER
VTG 1983 PIONEER LD-660 LASERDISC VIDEO DISC PLAYER
VTG 1983 PIONEER LD-660 LASERDISC VIDEO DISC PLAYER
VTG 1983 PIONEER LD-660 LASERDISC VIDEO DISC PLAYER
VTG 1983 PIONEER LD-660 LASERDISC VIDEO DISC PLAYER

VTG 1983 PIONEER LD-660 LASERDISC VIDEO DISC PLAYER

$ 79.2

Availability: 98 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Condition: Used
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Brand: Pioneer
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back

    Description

    This player was made in 1983. Player powers on but hasn't been tested. I do however give a 30 day money back guarantee. If you have any questions please feel free to ask.
    Specs:
    Pioneer introduced the 2ndgeneration of LaserDisc players in 1981. TheLD-660was the "base" unit, for those that just wanted linear simple playback without any of the special features. It has no preference for MCA or Philips code, so it will spin up and play anything it can synchronize. Perfect for playing GM discs and troublesome titles likeFrenzySide 5. The player incorporates a variable tangential circuit which helps compensate for time based correction errors more smoothly over the course of the entire disc. The tangential correction is accomplished with the use of a 2ndpivoting mirror. Some of the last units made in this model line were re-calibrated and optimized for CLV playback, which renders it a bit more stupid for CAV discs. This can cause laserlock on some "less than perfect" CAV discs. On startup of a disc, the pickup will simply begin playback from the playersinside limitsetting. This can cause some problems on older CLV titles (Columbia PicturesStir Crazy) where the player will refuse to play the beginning of a side.