The Pioneer CLD-900 is an innovative audio-visual player that was released in the United States in 1984. This model is significant as it was Pioneer's first dual-format player, capable of playing both LaserDiscs and CDs. The CLD-900 marked the inception of the CLD range, showcasing Pioneer's commitment to embracing the evolving digital formats of the time. It features various outputs, including AC-3 and optical, providing versatility for audio connections. Designed for both single-sided and dual-sided playback, the player combines the charm of LaserDisc technology with the convenience of the CD format, allowing users to enjoy a wide range of media. Its construction reflects the quality standards of Pioneer, making it an interesting choice for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage audio-visual equipment.