Sherwood RX 4103

Pros: Good sound and build quality for the price.

Cons: No binding post speaker connections or F-type FM antenna connection.

The Bottom Line: Anyone looking for an affordable and powerful receiver will not be dissappointed with this value driven product.

Review: A couple of reviewers stated that this receiver suffers from a lack of bass.  I have my RX-4103 hooked up to a pair of Polk Monitor 5 series II and there is nothing lacking from the sound of this receiver.  The highs are good, the mids are ...

Pros: Midrange, smooth bass, simple stereo

Cons: upper range

The Bottom Line: If you need simple stereo then this is worth the price for jazz voice, pop, and rock. The midrange is awesome!

Review: Sherwood RX4103 I need to have an inexpensive receiver to drive my two Cambridge Audio Ambience speakers. I used to use RZ7000 Sansui (cost me about $550 in 1990) to drive them. Since I am going to use the receiver only for those speakers, I was ...

Pros: Great value ,detailed midrange , lots of power.

Cons: Memory storage in tuner doesn't work very well.

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for basic stereo with no frills , reasonably priced, this is a good buy.

Review: I bought it about a week ago at Radio Shack. The price, of course, caught my eye first. My first integrated amp, when I was a college kid , was a Sherwood . It was an old vacuum tube set , not much power - but astonishingly clean sound. I bought it ...

Pros: Price, 30 station presets

Cons: lack of bass, station tuning, tone control

The Bottom Line: For $89.00 it was a deal. I would not pay any more for this unit though. Would I recommend this to a friend, for $89.00 yes.

Review: First of all, I don't recall anywhere on the box of the unit or in the manual that it stated, "Dolby Pro Logic". I believe this unit is not Dolby Pro Logic.

I wanted to purchase a "very" cheap receiver for my den. I already have an expensive...

Pros: CHEAP, NICE LOOKING, EASY TO USE

Cons: HORRIBLE SOUND QUALITY, POTENTIALLY LETHAL FOR SPEAKERS

The Bottom Line: If you're looking in this price range you should consider a minisystem. Trust me you'll have better sound quality for about the same price, just don't buy this!

Review: Overall the reciever is very user friendly, possibly one of it's few good qualities. The manual proved to be relatively unnecessary. I could easily attach all my components without drama and a mess of wires. Programing stations and adjusting tone was ...

Pros: When it works it sounds fine

Cons: When it doesn't work it may destroy your speaker systems

The Bottom Line: This a potentially dangerous and very expensive product

Review: Purchased mine at Circuit City after many years of satisfaction with a Sherwood receiver I use in my studio. Got it home, used it for about a week in my living room and then one evening when it was not being used(but was powered on, with volume left at...