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Sherwood RD-6505
$219.95
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Covers a wide range of Dolby standards. Easy enough setup for entry-level users. DTS surround offers great sound separation, good 3D effect.
The Cons:Remote is missing several options, feels a little incomplete. Some very low level hum can be audible at times. Switching from one specific DSP to another takes a long time.
The Sherwood RD-6505 is an audio and video receiver for high definition content. Decoders are included for Dolby and DTS standards and are processed by an Advanced 32-bit DSP chip to maximize the accuracy of the sound.
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Output to the satellites is run at a 6 Ohm resistance, enabling the use of higher-end speakers for better audio fidelity. Separate tone controls are available for the bass and treble, and 3 DSP modes enable switching from Theater, Hall or Stadium sound balances. HDMI and Composite inputs and outputs are available, as well as both optical and coaxial digital audio inputs. Terminals are color-coded to make setup easier, and the binding posts are heavy duty to enable the use of heavier gauge wires.
Features
- Dolby Digital, Dolby Prologic II
- DTS Digital Surround, DTS 96/24
- 3 DSP Mode (Theater / Hall / Stadium)
- Advanced 32-bit processing DSP Chip
- 3 In / 1 Out HDMI Repeater
- 2 In / 2 Out Composite Video
- Digital Audio Input ( 1 Optical / 2 Coaxial )
- 4 Analog Audio Inputs
- Tone Control (Bass / Treble)
- 100W x 2@6Ω, 40Hz~20kHz, 0.2% THD in Stereo Mode
- 110W x 5 (1kHz, THD0.7%)@6Ω / Only Channel
- Heavy Duty Speaker Binding Post
- TDAS (Totally Discrete Amplifier Stage) for All Channels
- Quartz Synthesized Digital Tunning
- 30 Stations Presets
- Color Coded Terminal
- Headphone Jack
- Remote Control
- Dimension (WxHxD): 435 x 141 x 330 mm
- Weight: 9.2kg
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covers a wide range of Dolby standards
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easy enough setup for entry-level users
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DTS surround offers great sound separation, good 3D effect
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sound quality has a clarity usually found in far more expensive units
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remote is missing several options, feels a little incomplete
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some very low level hum can be audible at times
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switching from one specific DSP to another takes a long time
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