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Very nice stereo receiver. I needed a way to stream sound from my PC, laptop, and other devices so I could have big sound. Was looking for a unit like this one that has many channels and good power. So far so good. The unit sounds great and looks good too. Out of the box the sound is somewhat flat, so I'm using my PCs app equalizer to make the sound better. Also the unit does not have Bluetooth so I added a Bluetooth receiver/transmitter so I can connect my phone. Works great. Thanks guys!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Speaker outputs quit working. Hard to find a 4 channel that works for my needs. Bought three now and had my speaker and volume controls checked. My audio tech says receiver is just junk.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
First off, if you are looking for a 2 channel receiver with decent output for most situations, this is it. The amplifier is of a tried and true design having it's roots in older equipment like the NAD 3020, only using faster and more powerful output transistors. Here is where this receiver shines. It had a dedicated and discrete phono section operating on 15volts. Frankly, If I could buy these cheap enough I would buy all I could get my hands on and sell the phono amp as a stand alone with a power supply of my own design! Anyway, the only fault to find and frankly typical of MOST electronics made today is the voltage regulator pair. If left on continuously for weeks on end, one of the pair will burn up due to no heat sink. But you want to know how this sounds. I have audio equipment costing thousands. (Marantz 7 and Model 9's) This little unit sounds better than most any receiver I have auditioned, including 1970's Marantz units that people pay stoopid money for because they have pretty face-plates. I would recommend this unit over a Cambridge Audio, Yamaha or HK receivers made today and frankly any other Sherwood with the exception of the S-7900A/8900A and S-7310. This unit shares architecture with Insignia and Pioneer, as all receivers come from the same spot on the globe. The difference is that Sherwood has some subtle changes to the circuitry that make it sound fantastic! The take away is that if you listen to records, you can NOT beat this thing for the price they bring used. You can not beat it's sonic performance even if you spent $500 on a receiver.Read full review
Verified purchase: No
Great value and ideal way to manage stereo multi-room setups with A-B-C-D hookups in any combination or A-AB-B and C-CD-D in the unique dual zone mode playing 2 different inputs simultaneously in 2 areas of the house. Plenty of power and a magnetic phono input that is hard to find now days.. I retailed Sherwood Audio for 15+ years and I wish they had these then, I could have sold a bunch.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I bought a house with pre-existing speakers and could only find units that handled 2 zones or more for over $300. I searched and searched and this Sherwood kept coming up. Sound is great. Gets super loud with low distortion on my speakers. Plays four zones all at once or pick separately. Wish it had optical in so I can hook to my tv. Will update review for reliability. Unit looks like its from the 90's and it probably is but who cares? I'll just hook up a Chromecast Audio and bring it into the future!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
