Sherwood RD-7405 2-Zone 7.1-Inch Receiver with HDMI Switching and HD Radio (Black)
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #52518 in Receiver or Amplifier
- Size: One Size
- Color: Black
- Brand: Sherwood
- Model: RD-7405
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 5.50" h x
17.20" w x
15.00" l,
13.10 pounds
Features
- 70 watts x 7 channel surround sound receiver
- Totally discrete amplifier stage for all channels
- Dolby Digital and Dolby Pro Logic IIx
- Multi-stage dynamic range control
- Inputs: 2 HDMI, 2 composite video, 5 audio, 3 digital (2-coaxial and 1-optical) and 1 HDMI, 1 composite video and 2 audio outputs
- Zone 2 Audio Preamp and Speaker outputs^HD Radio with Digital AM and FM; Real-time artist and song ID's; Multi-cats programming^One Touch Automatic Speaker Setup^70 Watts RMS per channel with no more than 0.7% THD, at 1 kHz, 6 ohms, single channel driven X 7 channels^Stereo mode: 60 Watts RMS per channel, 40 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than 0.2% THD into 6 ohms
Product Description
2-Zone 7.1 inch Receiver with HDMI Switching and HD Radio
Customer Reviews
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
By Joel Kolstad
Having had this AV receiver for about a year now, I've been entirely satisfied. Here's some information you might like to know about this unit:-- First and foremost, you're paying for the HD (iBiquity digital) radio receiver. At least when I purchased the unit, it was -- by far -- the least expensive AV receiver with a built-in HD radio receiver. If you live in a good-sized city, HD radio is rather nice in that most stations broadcast 2 or 3 streams and even when the regular analog signal has become pretty scratchy, the HD (digital) stream can still be decoded without any drop-outs or glitches. Given the limited size of the display, the user interface for the HD radios is pretty good, letting you quickly switch between artist, title, etc., and scrolling text that's too long to fit the screen at a reasonable speed. (I've seen some HD radios that perform this scrolling at a truly glacial, nerve-wracking pace...)-- This really is more of an "audio" receiver with a few "video" bits thrown in mainly as an afterthought than a "true" AV receiver: It does some HDMI and composite video switching, yes, but it really is just switching and nothing more: It can't extract digital audio from the HDMI connections, it certainly doesn't do up-scaling/conversion of composite to HDMI, etc. The audio side, on the other hand, is rather more flexible -- you get one optical and two coax digital inputs (with Dolby Digital decoding -- no DTS, though, which in practice isn't a real limitation IMO) and a slew of analog inputs, including two front-panel 1/8" stereo aux input jacks. Additionally, you can give up 2 output channels ("back surround"), dropping to 5.1 for the main output (plenty for most people) and using those 2 output channels for a second room... although unfortunately only the analog audio inputs can be routed to "room two," not decoded/downmized-to-two-channels digital inputs. As with most contemporary receivers, all the AV inputs can be renamed so as to display, e.g., "Laptop," "Blu-Ray," etc. rather than "Video 1," "Video 2," etc.-- The user interface is a bit quirky; there's an odd disparity in that sometimes things that you think should be simple such as adjusting bass and treble require going through a menu item, whereas things that are typically a bit more "set and forget" such as assigning a particular digital input to a given channel have their own dedicated buttons. Overall it works fine once you get used to it, though -- there are only a couple of functions you might have to refer to the manual for if you haven't used them in a year.For me, this unit replaced a low-end Sony AV receiver that -- like this one -- was really an "audio" receiver with a bit of "video" switching thrown in. The Sony's price was about the same, although Sony did throw in some cheap speakers... and their subwoofer output was amplified (to drive the included cheap passive subwoofer :-) ), whereas the Sherwood's here is just line-level.The top things I'd change with this receiver are...-- Making the subwoofer output amplified; it's just a really nice option, even if you do have a powered sub around.-- Even if there's only 3 digital audio inputs (which is plenty for me), it's be nice if all of them -- or at least 2 of 3 -- could use optical OR coax inputs; it seems like you always need another optical input when all you have if coax or vice versa. Yeah, I have the little adapters that fix this problem, but that's just one more piece of kit, another wall-wart power supply, etc. -- I wish that AV receivers in general had these converters built-in.Overall, I'm entirely satisfied with this receiver -- if you figure that the "HD radio" premium adds a good fifty bucks or so to the price, it's otherwise competitive with similar receivers in its price range.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Smack Daddy
I give this a 1 because the description and picture is wrong. There is NO HD radio on this model. Instead, get model RD-7405 HDR. The HDR stands for hybrid digital (HD)radio. (HD meand hybrid digital not high definition). Amazon gave me my money back and even made up the difference in price between the non HDR and the HDR. The HDR version is very good. The digital display could be a little bolder but given the price and quality, I would buy this again given the HDR version.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By dantheman
Receiver worked fine at first. Bought it brand new. Then video 1 started going fuzzy whenever it wanted to. Switching it back to video 2 and back to video 1 usually got the picture back. But now only 30 days after buying it.... it is turning itself on at night! This needs attention.
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