

Pioneer LaserDisc/CD/CDV Player – with Remote CLD-1080
$245.00
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Pioneer CLD-1080 LaserDisc/CD/CDV Player – A Vintage Japanese Multimedia Marvel
This versatile Japanese-made Pioneer CLD-1080 from 1990 represents an excellent entry point into the world of LaserDisc collecting and vintage media playback. As a combination player capable of handling CDs, CDVs (CD Video), and full-sized LaserDiscs, this unit offers remarkable format flexibility for vintage media enthusiasts.
The CLD-1080 emerged during Pioneer’s golden era of LaserDisc innovation, manufactured in Japan when the company was establishing its dominance in the optical disc market. This single-sided play unit features composite video output and stereo audio output, delivering the superior picture quality that made LaserDisc the premium home video format of its era.
The player includes a front-loading tray mechanism that accommodates the various disc sizes, from standard 5-inch CDs to 12-inch LaserDiscs.
Specifications:
Compatible formats: CD, CDV, LaserDisc (CLV/CAV modes)
Video output: Composite video
Audio outputs: Stereo analog
Loading: Front-loading tray mechanism
Side play: Single side only
Headphone output with dedicated volume control
Manufacture date: 1990
Country of origin: Japan
Dimensions: 16.5 x 4.8 x 16.0 inches (419 x 122 x 406 mm)
Weight: 8.3 kg (18.31 lbs)
The CLD-1080 represents solid Pioneer engineering from Japan’s premier LaserDisc manufacturer, offering an affordable entry into high-quality vintage video and audio playback with reliable mechanical design and excellent build quality for continued enjoyment of your classic media collection.
Includes original Pioneer Remote.
Asking $245 for this tested and working Pioneer LaserDisc player in very good condition.
| Weight | 11 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 20 × 20.5 × 9 in |
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