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It is an industry secret that
Sherwood is the actual manufacturer of nearly one-third of the world's high
performance receivers. Many of the products we build are available with brand
names which may be better known than our own. But none are built with the same
sense of pride as those that bear our own name, nor are any better built or
better engineered than those that bear our Sherwood badge.
In our modern, surround sound driven
audio universe where home theater enthusiasts hear airplanes flying overhead and
bombs exploding around them, one might think that a mere Stereo is old fashioned.
But don't be mislead — humans have only two ears and stereo is still a
significant life form.
Our case in point: the new RX-4105. It's actually an update of our market
leading RX-4100/4103. rated at 100 watts, we've reduced distortion
significantly. It's now less than 0.20% from 20 Hz to 20 kHz and we've improved
the reliability with a new layout borrowed from our higher end models. The
RX-4105 has a good AM/FM tuner with the ability to pre-set up to 30 favorite
stations. It has inputs for 4 audio sources to accommodate your sound gear. And
the sound is phenomenal — as you'd expect from a company that dates its own
existence to before stereo's birth.
And the RX-4105 has at least one unexpected grace: the ability to independently
select up to two sets of loudspeakers via the supplied remote control. (Audio
purists will be pleased to know that this relay-controlled switching puts the
speakers in parallel, maintaining their individual |
. 100 Watts per Channel x 2 in Stereo Mode with less than 0.08% THD,
. 20 Hz-20 kHz, 8 Ohms
. 25-Key Unified Remote Control
. Switching for two pairs of loudspeakers
. 5 Audio Inputs including Tuner
. Bass and Treble Tone Controls
. Totally Discrete Amplifier Stage (TDAS)
. Quartz PLL Synthesized Digital Tuning
. Preset Scan
. 30 Station Presets (Random)
. Digital Encoder Volume Control
. System Illumination
. Sleep Timer
. Dimensions: 17 3/8" W x 4 7/8" H x 14" D
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About Sherwood Electronics
Sherwood Electronic Labs
was founded in Chicago in 1953 to manufacture an
amplifier designed by legendary audio engineer Ed Miller. Determined to design
high performance audio gear and to manufacture it themselves, Miller and his
partner John Snow created a company that has long set the standard for audio
excellence and efficient manufacturing.
Constantly Improving the Sound of
Sound
Throughout the
evolution of advanced audio electronics, Sherwood's contributions have been
invaluable. The world's first commercial FM stereo broadcast employed Sherwood
technology. Sherwood was the first to introduce digital readout tuners and
computer-controlled tuners. And, most significantly, the industry's first 100%
all-silicon solid-state audio receiver came from Sherwood.
Consistent Award
Winners
In our 50 years in business, Sherwood has won a long list of awards for our
products and innovations. Here is a list of recent awards won by Sherwood:
January, 2003
- Sound and Vision magazine gave a rave review to the Sherwood RD-7108
6.1 A/V receiver. At the time of publication, the RD-7108 was the least
expensive 6.1 receiver available. That it was also a top performer was
completely consistent with Sherwood efforts for the last 50 years.
March, 2002
- Sound and Vision magazine gave a rave review to the $2,000 (SRP)
Sherwood Newcastle R-963 7.1 Channel A/V Receiver.
January, 2002
- Innovations Design Awards from the Consumer Electronics Show
for the Sherwood Newcastle R-963 7.1 Channel A/V Receiver.
April, 2001
- Son Video Magazine (France) named the Sherwood Newcastle V-756 DVD
Player/Decoder to their REFERENCE class component list.
January, 2001
- Stereophile's Guide to Home Theater again placed three Sherwood Newcastle
components on their list of recommended components. They are: Sherwood Newcastle
R-945 MKII Audio/Video Receiver; Sherwood Newcastle AVP-9080
Tuner/Preamp/Processor; and Sherwood Newcastle AM-9080 5-Channel Main Amplifier.
January, 2000
- Stereophile's Guide to Home Theater placed three Sherwood Newcastle components
on their list of recommended components. They are: Sherwood Newcastle R-945 MKII
Audio/Video Receiver; Sherwood Newcastle AVP-9080 Tuner/Preamp/Processor; and
Sherwood Newcastle AM-9080 5-Channel Main Amplifier.
January, 2000
- Innovations Design Awards (2) from the Consumer Electronics Show for the
Sherwood Newcastle R-956 6.1 Channel AV Receiver and for the Sherwood Newcastle
V-756 DVD Player/Audio Decoder.
December, 1999
- Audio Video International Hi Fi Grand Prix Award for the Sherwood Newcastle
R-725 Matrix Audio/Video Receiver of the Year
December, 1999
- Stereo Review's Sound and Vision Reviewer's Choice Awards (2) for the Sherwood
RVD-6090R receiver and for the WA-240 Lyceum Music System
February, 1999
- Stereophile Guide to Home Theater Editors' Choice Gold Awards (2) for the
Sherwood Newcastle R-945 receiver. One Gold Award was received in the A/V
Integrated Amplifier/Receiver category and the second Gold Award was received as
Budget Product of the Year.
December, 1998
- Home Theater Product of the Year from
www.audiorevolution.com.
April, 1998
- Audio Video International Hi Fi Grand Prix Technology Award for the Sherwood
X-DTS80 Autosound decoder.
January, 1998
- Innovations Design Award from the Consumer Electronics Show for the Sherwood
X-DTS80 Autosound decoder.
December, 1997
- Audio Video International Hi Grand Prix Product of the Year Award for the
Sherwood HTS-2000 HTIB System.
December, 1997
- Audio Video International Hi Fi Grand Prix Technology Award for the Sherwood
Newcastle R-945 receiver.
December, 1997
- 100 Best Award from Popular Science for the Sherwood Newcastle R-945 receiver.
January, 1996
- Integrated Home Theater Component of the Year from Video
Magazine for the RV-5030 receiver.
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