Vintage sherwood receiver

Post by PioneerFan » 05 Nov Post by rewfew » 05 Nov Post by Paff » 05 Nov

Sherwood Electronic Labs was founded in Chicago in 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. When the stereo boom started at the end of the fifties Sherwood was already well established, having won a position as specialists on FM tuners. The Sherwood products were slimmer then their competitors Fisher and Scott, and had beautiful enamel fronts and knobs where the others had square, stark metal fronts. Their main product lines were tuners, integrated amplifiers and receivers. Speakers were also marketed under the Sherwood name. When the transistor era set in Sherwood - like most of their competitors, gradually moved the production to the Far East, soon losing control of their company.

Vintage sherwood receiver

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I'm looking for something that provides more depth with good mid range Up to the mid sixties Sherwood produced tube gear like everyone else and was a premier brand, with a market position between McIntosh and Scott-Fisher. I did have a Sherwood receiver that I gave to someone, vintage sherwood receiver.

Vintage sherwood receiver

One company that flies a little under the radar yet is still pretty popular with a subset of collectors and enthusiasts is Sherwood. Miller had designed an amplifier and wanted to design and build equipment under the Sherwood name. This particular stereo is the Sherwood S The S was not their top of the line receiver, more middle of the pack, but still performed very well.

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JavaScript is disabled. Vintage Sherwood Site. You got me wanting another Ha ha. It now has a low-level 60 cycle US mains hum that remains at the same low level at any control setting. So how does the Sherwood S sound in my space? Better to buy than to sell for the time being. Vintage Sherwood any good? I cleaned that connection and re-tightened the screw, and et voila! Sherwood is the oft-overlooked sibling of H-K, Scott, and Fisher. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Search forums. 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. I know the wattage is tiny, and they likely have little quirks. BillH Audiophile. There might be one near you and you don't know it!

You might call it a war of watts.

That's a good one. Im just not looking old enough!! Markw Super Member. Nice Cableguy. Powers my large tower speakers with no problem, tons of bass. Sherwood flies under the radar as they say. A small watt tube amp could drive a floor standing speaker, if it is efficient enough and has an impedance load not too wonky and of at least 8 ohm. Don Brian Levy, J. Log in. I simply can't believe how good this sounds. Vintage Sherwood Site. Fulfill Me. I feel so [sigh] empty inside. Post by Tinkaroo » 06 Nov

Vintage sherwood receiver

Vintage sherwood receiver

Vintage sherwood receiver

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