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{{LaserDisc Player | {{LaserDisc Player | ||
|manufacturer=Marantz | |manufacturer=Marantz | ||
|releasedate=1986 | |||
|country=Japan | |||
|altmodels=Pioneer CLD-7 | |||
|colorsystem=NTSC | |||
|formats=LD, LD 20cm, CD | |||
|cx=No | |cx=No | ||
|inputvolts=100 | |||
|powerfreq=50, 60 | |||
|wattage=44 | |||
|frontimagefile=Marantz LV-10CD frontpanel.jpg | |||
|rearimagefile=Marantz LV-10CD rearpanel.jpg | |||
|compositeout=1 RCA | |||
|vhfout=1 F-Type | |||
|stereoout=2 RCA | |||
}} | }} | ||
==Other Information== | |||
Can be connected to a Japanese MSX1 computer using the 8-pin U-DIN connector. |
Latest revision as of 01:04, 21 October 2020
Release Info | |
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Manufacturer | Marantz |
Release Date | 1986 |
Country | Japan |
Color Encoding System | NTSC |
Features | |
Playable Disc Formats | LD, LD 20cm, CD |
Playable LaserDisc Modes | |
Both-Side Play | None |
CX Noise Reduction | No |
Video Characteristics | |
Horizontal Resolution (TVL) | |
Video Signal-to-Noise Ratio | |
Laser Type | |
Laser Wavelength | |
Digital Video Processor | None |
Analog Audio Characteristics | |
Frequency Response | |
Signal-to-Noise Ratio | |
Digital Audio Characteristics | |
Frequency Response | |
Signal-to-Noise Ratio | |
Power Characteristics | |
Input Voltage | 100V |
Power Frequency | 50, 60Hz |
Power Consumption | 44W |
Physical Characteristics | |
Dimensions (W x H x D) | |
Weight | |
Loading Belt Part No. | |
Accessories | |
Remote Control |
Photos | |
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AV Outputs | |
Video | Outputs |
Composite | 1 RCA |
S-Video | 0 |
VHF | 1 F-Type |
DC VHF | 0 |
SCART | 0 |
Audio | |
Audio (Mono) | 0 |
Audio (Stereo) | 2 RCA |
AC-3 RF | 0 |
Coaxial Digital | 0 |
Optical Digital | 0 |
Remote Control | |
Remote Input | 0 |
Remote Output | 0 |
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Can be connected to a Japanese MSX1 computer using the 8-pin U-DIN connector.