50nstillhifi
Super Member
I finally brought into the "lab" (my garage workshop), an old model Pioneer Laserdisc player, model number: LD-V4400. Amazingly after borrowing two discs, "Species" and "Star Trek.. The Wrath of Khan", loading and waiting while the noise settled and provided video... It Works!
Now to my question, do I need use the same or similar technique for adjusting CD players as a guide for fine tuning this device?
At issue, the color is lost and there seems to be some minor video distortion. Otherwise this old Pioneer unit is working as designed.
Needless to say, with only two movies to watch thus far, this will not be my future "go to" form of video entertainment. But it will be fun to demonstrate for "show and tell" during the upcoming family get-togethers!
Any suggestions or experienced techs are welcome to assist in its full recovery!
Now to my question, do I need use the same or similar technique for adjusting CD players as a guide for fine tuning this device?
At issue, the color is lost and there seems to be some minor video distortion. Otherwise this old Pioneer unit is working as designed.
Needless to say, with only two movies to watch thus far, this will not be my future "go to" form of video entertainment. But it will be fun to demonstrate for "show and tell" during the upcoming family get-togethers!
Any suggestions or experienced techs are welcome to assist in its full recovery!