Yeah, I have a laserdisc player specifically for the star wars trilogy. The star wars dvds have a "bonus disc" that has a non-remastered version on it.
Going down the rabbit hole of the "original star wars" is a bit more than I can really take since there were several different "original" ones released in theaters, mostly with slightly different audio tracks. There's also several different laserdisc versions of the trilogy. I've enjoyed setting up the laserdisc versions and the "bonus disc" version, along with VHS versions, and watching them in "picture-by-picture" mode on the TV to observe differences between the versions. Unfortunately, only one audio track at a time or it just gets confusing.
Also, The Abyss' laserdisc transfer is great.
Going down the rabbit hole of the "original star wars" is a bit more than I can really take since there were several different "original" ones released in theaters, mostly with slightly different audio tracks. There's also several different laserdisc versions of the trilogy. I've enjoyed setting up the laserdisc versions and the "bonus disc" version, along with VHS versions, and watching them in "picture-by-picture" mode on the TV to observe differences between the versions. Unfortunately, only one audio track at a time or it just gets confusing.
Also, The Abyss' laserdisc transfer is great.