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product_id: 13424346
title: "Funai Corp. DV220FX5 Dual Deck DVD and VHS Player"
brand: "funai"
price: "$1449"
currency: NZD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 11
category: "Funai"
url: https://www.desertcart.nz/products/13424346-funai-corp-dv220fx5-dual-deck-dvd-and-vhs-player
store_origin: NZ
region: New Zealand
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# 4-Head VCR for crisp playback Dolby Digital Stream Out for immersive sound Still Frame & Slow Motion for precise control Funai Corp. DV220FX5 Dual Deck DVD and VHS Player

**Brand:** funai
**Price:** $1449
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎞️ Relive classics with modern precision – the ultimate dual deck experience!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Funai Corp. DV220FX5 Dual Deck DVD and VHS Player by funai
- **How much does it cost?** $1449 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.nz](https://www.desertcart.nz/products/13424346-funai-corp-dv220fx5-dual-deck-dvd-and-vhs-player)

## Best For

- funai enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted funai brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ready to Record:** Built-in recording feature keeps your favorite moments alive and shareable
- • **Dual Deck Powerhouse:** Seamlessly switch between DVD and VHS without missing a beat
- • **Compact & Lightweight:** At just 5.63 lbs and sleek dimensions, fits perfectly in any modern media setup
- • **Cinematic Sound Experience:** Dolby Digital Stream Out delivers theater-quality audio right at home
- • **Precision Playback Control:** Enjoy still frame and slow motion to catch every detail

## Overview

The FUNAICorp. DV220FX5 is a versatile dual deck DVD and VHS player featuring a 4-head VCR for enhanced video clarity, Dolby Digital Stream Out for superior audio, and advanced playback controls like still frame and slow motion. Compact and lightweight, it supports recording and is designed for seamless media enjoyment without a tuner.

## Description

Combination DVD/VHS player all in one. 4 head VCR, Dolby Digital stream out, Line -in recording through cable/satellite box, Still Frame, slow Motion, easy to use and operate. Auto power on when tape inserted, auto play, auto rewind, and auto eject with VHS Tape. Trilingual OSD .Parental lock, comes with Remote, AV Cable and quick start guide

Review: Great purchase! Time to transfer those old tapes before they become dust! - This was a blessing. Now my tapes play again and most go back from 1989 until 2001. They all worked and still looked very good considering the technology which at the time seemed modern. I bought this because my other two players I had since the 1990s stopped working basically. Each one with a different problem. Tried everything so rather than buy a refurbished model for the same price I decided to try this one out. Plus most of the refurbished one's do not have a remote control still with them. This also has a DVD player which I haven't tried yet but a double bonus. I got this to transfer tapes to my Windows 10 laptop. I had to purchase another device that so far I haven't hooked up but I truly am expecting little or no issues. At least with the player. If something should happen within a month or so I will update this product. All I can say is get it while you can. This seems to be going up in price every other day. It does not have a tuner so recording from live TV won't be easy but today we have TiVo and DVR's on either our satellite provider or cable so not needed. The product seems flimsy a bit. Not the heavy quality of my past VHS players but as long as it works long enough for me to transfer my dozens of important tapes then it paid for itself. I suggest buying a tape cleaner cartridge too. The heads get dirty plus old tapes are worse in causing this. Good luck and hopefully your's will be a great purchase like mine. I know some had bad luck by reading the reviews. I never give 5 stars so unless your tapes are in extremely bad condition you won't be sorry.
Review: Sweet Simple Machine - Just over one day in use, and so far so good. The machine does what I expect it to do. I can program it to tape TV shows so I can view them later, as I choose, and at my convenience, There is no digital display on the face of the machine, but of course you really don't need it, since your TV will interfaces and displays: The VHS/DVD position, the tape speed (SP/SLP), and the current time. Going to 'setup' allows menu access for timer settings, clock, language,auto repeat function, and a satellite link setting. VCR's are not so easy to find anymore; at least not in retail stores. I don't mind all the new technologies as long as we can keep using long trusted technologies like the VCR, which have proven to serve their purposes well. Finally, I'd like to thank the folks at 'Funai', for building this sweet little machine.

## Features

- 4 Head VCR
- Dolby Digital Stream Out
- Still Frame and Slow Motion
- No Tuner

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00TAD0IKA |
| Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #147,158 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #122 in DVD Players |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (420) |
| Date First Available | March 15, 2015 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 5.63 pounds |
| Item model number | DV220FX5 |
| Manufacturer | Funai Corp. |
| Product Dimensions | 17.2 x 9.2 x 7.2 inches |

## Product Details

- **Audio Output Mode:** Dolby Digital
- **Brand:** FUNAI
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** RCA
- **Connector Type:** RCA
- **Item Weight:** 5.63 Pounds
- **Media Type:** DVD, VHS
- **Model Name:** DV220FX5
- **Resolution:** 1920 x 1080 pixels
- **Special Feature:** Recording

## Images

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![Funai Corp. DV220FX5 Dual Deck DVD and VHS Player - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/710MzJMJRhL.jpg)
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great purchase! Time to transfer those old tapes before they become dust!
*by T***G on April 14, 2016*

This was a blessing. Now my tapes play again and most go back from 1989 until 2001. They all worked and still looked very good considering the technology which at the time seemed modern. I bought this because my other two players I had since the 1990s stopped working basically. Each one with a different problem. Tried everything so rather than buy a refurbished model for the same price I decided to try this one out. Plus most of the refurbished one's do not have a remote control still with them. This also has a DVD player which I haven't tried yet but a double bonus. I got this to transfer tapes to my Windows 10 laptop. I had to purchase another device that so far I haven't hooked up but I truly am expecting little or no issues. At least with the player. If something should happen within a month or so I will update this product. All I can say is get it while you can. This seems to be going up in price every other day. It does not have a tuner so recording from live TV won't be easy but today we have TiVo and DVR's on either our satellite provider or cable so not needed. The product seems flimsy a bit. Not the heavy quality of my past VHS players but as long as it works long enough for me to transfer my dozens of important tapes then it paid for itself. I suggest buying a tape cleaner cartridge too. The heads get dirty plus old tapes are worse in causing this. Good luck and hopefully your's will be a great purchase like mine. I know some had bad luck by reading the reviews. I never give 5 stars so unless your tapes are in extremely bad condition you won't be sorry.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sweet Simple Machine
*by C***S on May 17, 2015*

Just over one day in use, and so far so good. The machine does what I expect it to do. I can program it to tape TV shows so I can view them later, as I choose, and at my convenience, There is no digital display on the face of the machine, but of course you really don't need it, since your TV will interfaces and displays: The VHS/DVD position, the tape speed (SP/SLP), and the current time. Going to 'setup' allows menu access for timer settings, clock, language,auto repeat function, and a satellite link setting. VCR's are not so easy to find anymore; at least not in retail stores. I don't mind all the new technologies as long as we can keep using long trusted technologies like the VCR, which have proven to serve their purposes well. Finally, I'd like to thank the folks at 'Funai', for building this sweet little machine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rethink and map out your component wiring - Remote awkward at first
*by H***Y on May 19, 2015*

This replaced a GoVideo all metal cabinet and only wanted a player. My first reaction to the all plastic housing was "oh no!". It does not appear that I need the metal case as a grounding faraday cage once placed among my tower of equipment. There is NO display panel (no clock, no minutes elapsed, no status info, etc.) It is a bare-bones black box. All parts work well (and I expect no less). You definitely need the FUNAI remote controller built for this to use all the features. It plays DVDs, but does not record them. It records VHS (but I have not tested it). It has manual tracking for VHS but does not show an on-screen indicator of how far the tracking has been adjusted (that is an annoying loss). It does NOT have coaxial antenna in/out pass-through ports since it does not have a tuner involved. This made me re-think and re-wire my cabinet connections. Big Hint: Draw a map of your existing cabling between all components in your stack. Then draw out the new cabling using the Funai as a simple DVD/VHS player. I was able to remove two Coax Cables and one set of RCA jacks as a result. But I had to wrap my head around not using my DVD/VHS unit as the central component. It was a brain gear-jam moment but the new wiring is less complex. Now onto the Remote. It is awkward at first. The DVD eject button sits right above the Disc menu button. A fat finger ejects the disc when you really only wanted to see the menu. The remote (and manual front panel) does NOT know the signal source since BOTH a DVD and a VHS can be active at the same time. You have to press specifically a DVD or VCR button (on either remote or the front panel) to tell it which source to display. Otherwise, more buttons than I use. I depended heavily upon the comments of other buyers in making my decision. This exactly met my need for a dual-player unit.

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