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Sherwood RD-7502


$400.00 Released May, 2006

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Priced low enough for consumers on a tight budget. Menu system is well rendered and logically laid out. Provides a good range of crossover options.

The Cons:A bit of a hiss when there's no signal. Remote is cheap and seems easily breakable. HDMI is for video only, will need an optical connection for the audio.

The Sherwood RD-7502 is a high-performance 7.1-channel receiver designed for delivering a true at-home theater experience. It features 700W of power, support for Dolby audio compression (Dolby Digital Ex, Pro Logic Iix, DTS-ES, Dolby Virtual Speaker), and HDMI switching.

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Plus, the RD-7502 boasts universal video upconversion to component, XM Radio ‘Connect & Play’, and automatic speaker set-up and Room EQ. Additional features of the Sherwood RD-7502 receiver include an AM/FM tuner with 30 presets, Cinema EQ, and a plethora of inputs & outputs, including analog, composite, digital, IR, AV, and HDMI. The Sherwood RD-7502 retails for $399.95 and comes with a 3 year limited warranty.

Features

  • 7.1-Channel, 700W
  • Dolby Audio Compression
  • HDMI Switching
  • Video Upconversion
  • XM Radio
  • Auto Speaker Set-Up
  • Room EQ
  • AM/FM Tuner
  • Cinema EQ
  • 3 Year Limited Warranty

Ports

  • A/V Input x3
  • A/V Output x2
  • Component Input x2
  • Component Output x1
  • HDMI Input x2
  • HDMI Output x1
  • Analog Input x3
  • Analog Output x1
  • Composite Input x3
  • Composite Output x2
  • Digital Input x4 (2 Coax, 2 Optical)
  • Optical Digital Output x1

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    priced low enough for consumers on a tight budget

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    menu system is well rendered and logically laid out

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    provides a good range of crossover options

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    enough power output for a typical living room environment

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    heavy construction with durable components

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    plenty of inputs for multiple sources

Cons
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    a bit of a hiss when there's no signal

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    remote is cheap and seems easily breakable

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    HDMI is for video only, will need an optical connection for the audio

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