How do laser disc's look on plasma TV?

Laserdisc players don't have component outs. Unless of course they are combi players and the LD portion still will not use the component outs. LD players differ greatly in quality as well as laserdiscs. The newest discs are very close to DVD without the digital compression and the sound is often better as well. The sound is analog. DTS discs are very few but usually of higher quality. LDs were just really getting good when DVD came out.

I still own a Pioneer Elite Cld-95 player, and have a 42" Panasonic Plasma. I thought it looked just great when I watched my box set of criterion collection Seven Samurai. The connection was via S-VHS.

Don't got no plasma; got a Theta Data 3. I use the bnc composite no adaptors,please. LD's weren't pressed using S- tech so they don't look better using S-. If you get a better picture,the cables aren't of equal quality. But to be expected; dvds look better; but don't sound as good.

Another issue with widescreen LD's on a 16:9 TV is that they are not anamorphically enhanced, so they will often come out "windowboxed", with "black bars" on all 4 sides of the picture, unless you zoom the picture. This zooming further reduces quality.
John

I personaly own 3 Ld players one is a first generation model which I use for burning CD's with my Pioneer burner. The other one is a marantz 1994 model which I would consider on the upper end of their food chain. The one I use mostly and it is connected via a Monster S connect is a Pioneer that plays Laser disc's and DVD's as well as CD. Your right about Ld'S not being anmoriphically enhanced because on LD this process on my Sony is by passed. Thanks guys, I have been toying on getting a wall mount Plasma and if I can hook up via a S connect I will be O.K.? The Pioneer is Top of the line model that was only produced in Japan I believe it is the 919.