Laserdisc connection to amp?

beecee

Prominent Member
i am awaiting delivery of a laserdisc player (Pioneer 1750 )
and it has an optical Digital out, silly question, but will this allow me to get DD from ntsc discs! as i know you need an rf demodulator for digital sound fron the rf output.
 

LV426

Administrator
Staff member
Not without an RF demodulator, it won't.
 

Dutch

Prominent Member
beecee,

Sorry to disappoint you, but the 1750 doesn't have an RF output, so even if you had an RF demodulator, you still wouldn't be able to hear AC-3. Stick to good ol' DTS! :smashin:

Steve
 

beecee

Prominent Member
Originally posted by Dutch
beecee,

Sorry to disappoint you, but the 1750 doesn't have an RF output, so even if you had an RF demodulator, you still wouldn't be able to hear AC-3. Stick to good ol' DTS! :smashin:

Steve

so you tellin me i dont need a demodulatior for to get DTS from a laserdisc, the optical output will do?:confused:
 

gmt steve

Established Member
That's correct, DTS is available from the optical out, as long as the amp had a DTS decoder. You will also get dolby Surround via stereo from the optical out. You cannot get DD from a LD player unless it has a coaxial RF output and even then you will need a demodulator (in the amp of standalone).
 

beecee

Prominent Member
:smashin:

thanks guys. clear as day now.
 

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