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Sherwood RX-5502
$300.00
Released May, 2006
The Pros:Setup is simple, only a brief consultation with the manual needed. Easy to work with multiple zones around the house. Reasonable power output, won't usually need an amp unless you have a very big room.
The Cons:Tend to have to push it to the limit to fill a room, not much power left over. Antenna is an unusual connector type, not easily replaced. Antenna that comes with it picks up a lot of interference, can't run a computer near it without lots of static.
The Sherwood RX-5502 is a 4-channel, 400w stereo receiver that can be used as a free-standing unit or as a Zone 2/3 receiver/amplifier. It features switching for four pairs of loudspeakers from the front panel via remote, bass & tremble controls, and Quartz PLL Synthesized Digital Tuning with 30 station presets.
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Plus, the RX-5502 boasts a 25-key unified remote control for convenient operation of the unit, a large display with system illumination for reviewing song/artist data, and a sleep timer. Additional features of the Sherwood RX-5502 receiver include 5 audio inputs, and 2-channel or 4-channel operation. The Sherwood RX-5502 retails for $299.95 and comes with a 3 year limited warranty.
Features
- 4-Channel, 400w
- Loudspeaker Switching
- Bass & Treble Controls
- Quartz PLL Tuning
- Remote Control
- Larage Display
- Sleep Timer
- 5 Audio Inputs
- 3 Year Limited Warranty
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setup is simple, only a brief consultation with the manual needed
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easy to work with multiple zones around the house
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reasonable power output, won't usually need an amp unless you have a very big room
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remote control is well designed, intuitive and with an easy to use interface
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tend to have to push it to the limit to fill a room, not much power left over
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antenna is an unusual connector type, not easily replaced
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antenna that comes with it picks up a lot of interference, can't run a computer near it without lots of static
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several of the settings are lost every time it is turned off, need to be re-adjusted every time
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