| Brand Name: | Sherwood |
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Technical Details
- Total Discrete Amplifier stage for all channels
- 92 kHz/24 bit Audio D to A's for all channels
- Automatic Speaker Set-up with Supplied Microphone
- XM Connect and Play
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Universal video upconversion 100 watts x 6 in surround modeDTS ES Discrete Matrix DTS Neo (Cinema and Music) Dolby Pro Logic II (Movie Music Custom and Matrix) and Dolby Virtual Surround 2 HDMI 3 AV and 32 component video inputs XM "Connect & Play"17" W x 6" H x 16" D Includes advanced multi-brand remote control
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Decent receiver for cheap,
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This review is from: Sherwood RD7502 100 Watt 7.1-Channel Audio Video Receiver with HDMI (Black) (Electronics)
Currently using a Denon AVR 2807 in my living room, and a Yamaha HTR 5950 upstairs in my bedroom on the PC. Bought this Sherwood receiver for my parents to go with their new TV as a present on a tight budget. Best Buy carries their stuff - this is how I found out about Sherwood. Of course they stick their own "insignia" badges on the 5.1 units, not sure if they now carry the 7.1s or not. Anyway it's a decent company and a decent product. There is a little bit of hiss when there is no signal which is kind of weird, but everything is fine when you're actually using an input. The remote is a cheap piece of crap. The menu system is alright. Options are good, like the sub cut-off points and all that. Power seems low for what they claim but I can't compare since I also bought new bookshelves to use with this thing. It goes loud enough for a typical living room with normal efficiency speakers. The innards seem solid, the thing is quite heavy - on par with my 35lb denon. A good bunch of electronics with corners cut as far as controls and remote goes. If you're going to use a nice universal that's a moot point anyway. Note: HDMI is for video ONLY, you still need to connect the DVR and blueray/etc with the optical cables. Kind of a turn off, but not a deal breaker really. Optical cables are skinny and you only need one per device. So in this case one was DVR the other BluRay - two optical cables and two HDMI cords. Totally irrelevant if you're hiding your cables in the wall or elsehow.
So I give this thing an honest C+/B- as a whole, more like a B+ assuming you dno't need the remote or care about audio through HDMI.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Wotks great but hard to sit up,
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This review is from: Sherwood RD7502 100 Watt 7.1-Channel Audio Video Receiver with HDMI (Black) (Electronics)
I have had this for about 2 months now. The manual is about worthless for my simple mind. But when I called Sherwood, I got a great and helpful Tech. who talked me through the whole sit-up including the use of the set-up mic.
It now works great with my TV and sound system. Also gets pretty darn good FM radio reception. You do need a better antenna. For the price I think it is a good value and I would buy again. Cuggie
4.0 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up!,
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This review is from: Sherwood RD7502 100 Watt 7.1-Channel Audio Video Receiver with HDMI (Black) (Electronics)
Sherwood makes the amps for many of the big names in the home theater and stereo market. This is my second Sherwood and I love the sound quality. Good work again Sherwood, I just wonder how they manage to keep their prices low.
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