Nice system!
Here is a pic of my equipment.
Lots of retro gear from legacy formats over the last 30 years.
Tascam pro cassette decks
Sony ES DAT decks
Two laserdisc players.
one which is hooked up to a meridian AC-3 demodulator to decode Dolby digital.
I’ve got about 150 laser discs. Don’t watch any very often but it’s nice to have the capability. Most of the obscure discs are finally available on DVD now.
I built a large closet next to my hone theater/stereo room the basement to store all my laserdiscs, Cd’s,cassettes,DVD’s ,DAT’s and Creature From the Black Lagoon collection.

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Still have my 1988 Bridgestone Mb-4 mountain bike. People would ask me what it was when I first rode it. They hadn’t ever seen a MTN bike.

Back on topic I was very fortunate to have an amazing laserdisc store 20 min from my house back in the day. The owner was a fan of the format who had a very successful antique car parts company located in the same building. He brought in EVERY title released including all Adult and Japanese releases. The place was like candyland.
It was great being able to buy films and watch them in their original aspect ratio.
You could easily browse for an hour or two and not even realize the time passing by. I think it was called lasertown.

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