MAGNAVOX DV220MW9 DVD Player/Tuner-Free VCR Combo
- DVD, DVD-R/-RW and CD-R/-RW playback
- 4-head design with monophonic sound
- S-video output,Title and subtitle display
- Program play or random play
- Dolby Digital audio output for a surround sound system
Product Description
Enjoy playing both DVDs and videocassette tapes with the Magnavox DVD VCR Combo. The videocassette recorder does not have a built-in tuner, but does have a line input for recording from cable boxes, satellite systems or compatible TVs. The DVD player can also play CDs. Includes remote control. Magnavox DVD VCR Combo. Model: DV220MW9.
Magnavox DVD Player Features:
* DVD, DVD-R/-RW and CD-R/-RW playback
* S-video output
* Title and subtitle display
* Multi-angle, skip, pause and resume play
* Program play or random play
* Zoom (1/2x, 2x, 3x, 4x)
* Virtual Surround sound effect
* Dolby Digital audio output for a surround sound system
Magnavox VCR Features:
* 4-head design with monophonic sound
* Time/index search
* High speed search
* Auto head cleaner
* Digital auto tracking
* Still frame, slow motion
* 1-month, 8-event programming… More >>
MAGNAVOX DV220MW9 DVD Player/Tuner-Free VCR Combo
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One comment
Michael Pitonza on November 30, 2009 at 4:55 pm
It’s a shame that a company like Magnavox, which used to put out some fine quality products, would put their nameplate on garbage like this. Bought for my 80 year old mother-in-law we found that the DVD plays and sounds fine, but the VCR is pretty much horrible. Terribly poor quality. It records only in MONO!…is ANYTHING mono anymore? And it doesn’t play well with other machines. She has to blast the TV volume on any tape from another machine. That means when you turn off the player, the TV (now playing regular cable TV) is blasting. Mom-in-law jumps a foot. Many features which used to be present on VCR’s are not here. No TV/VCR button to check on regular TV while watching a tape and nothing to tell you how much tape is left. No front line-in jacks for the grandchildren coming over with video games and now forced to pull out the TV to plug in their toys. And setting the timer is bewilderingly tedious…plus, mom-in-law is going crazy listening to the cacophony of noise coming from the VCR motor. Literally…whirls, squeaks and chatters…heard by her though she’s going deaf. This is a 6 month old machine no less! All in all, a waste of [...] bucks.
I understand that VCR is an archaic technology but there are a lot of older folks out there who will continue to use them…so if Magnavox doesn’t mind taking their money, at least give them their moneys worth!