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Bronze Member Username: KidstereoPost Number: 21 Registered: Aug-05 | I would like somebody to tell me all they know about Sherwood receivers. I want to know if they sound warm or bright, dynamic or tinny, and whether or not they lack bass. |
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Gold Member Username: Edster922Abubala, Ababala The Occupation Post Number: 2048 Registered: Mar-05 | They don't seem to have very honest power ratings: http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Hollow/3401/ratevsac.htm?20055 |
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Bronze Member Username: KidstereoPost Number: 26 Registered: Aug-05 | That's great, Eddie. Thanks for the help. However, I would like to know how they sound. And, please, DO NOT criticize me for sounding like a broken record, because I take offense to criticism really easily! |
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Gold Member Username: Edster922Abubala, Ababala The Occupation Post Number: 2092 Registered: Mar-05 | I don't think you sound like a broken record. That would be Paul. as for the thread topic, I had a Sherwood stereo receiver back in the early 90s, bought it at the time as a student because it was dirt cheap, ended up exchanging it for a Pioneer that cost an extra $60 and sounded much better. This was back before everyone and their cousin claimed to put out 100wpc. |
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Gold Member Username: DmwileyPost Number: 1115 Registered: Feb-05 | In my experience, Sherwood tends toward the warm side. In some ways, for the money, they are amazing. I bought an inexpensive Sherwood receiver for my boys about 10 years ago. For almost 8 years, they played it every day and usually left it on all night. They used it for movies, music and gaming (audio only)-sometimes blasting it out, sometimes barely audible. And it is still going strong. Think I may have paid $125 for it new. Amazing!!! |