Saw this on soundstage.com's coverage of a 2008 hi-fi show in Munich, Germany....
25 watts/channel stereo integrated amp. Expensive though.
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25 watts/channel stereo integrated amp. Expensive though.
May be expensive, but that sure has a great look! I think tube is going to make a resurgence like tie-dye and the Volkswagen Beetle.
Looks like it may be a Hybrid?
I like speakers that are bigger than a small refrigerator but smaller than a big refrigerator:D
The amp or the Volkswagen Beetle? :-)
The speakers remind me of the norhs http://www.norh.com/ Wonder if they might be the amp and/or speaker OEM...?
all the best,
mrh
I saw some Sherwood stuff at a HT setup and they are really trying to think out side the box and come up with new and improved ideas. I was impressed. Only problem is they have a lot to prove to gain customer approval IMHO. Just my 2 cents.
engtaz
Their older stuff has plenty of customer approval with me... they could re-introduce a piece or two from their history; it worked for Marantz and McIntosh :-)
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all the best,
mrh
Gee maybe I missed something Sherwood never did it for me.
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I do agree about their older stuff. Well built (component wise) and nice sound. But we are talking about some time ago.
engtaz
Sherwood under the high end brand "Newcastle" was good stuff....maybe still around. Was made in England in the late 90's
Newcastle is the stuff I saw. Nice ideas that they are doing.
engtaz
Sherwood Newcastle components are still available, although I doubt they're built in the UK nowadays. After all, Sherwood's parent company is Korean.
I know the regular Sherwood components don't get much mention on this forum, but I find them to be very capable. No, they are not Denon or Onkyo, but nor do the Sherwood pieces priced like those brands either. My $80.00 Sherwood RD-4109 stereo receiver is doing a great job in my bedroom system and I think it's an excellent buy.
Back to the original topic....I think the last mass market brand messing around with tubes was Panasonic....Panny had a car receiver with tubes several years back.
This baby looks decently made...
http://www.sherwoodusa.com/prod_a965.html
Their line has vastly improved and are respected in the UK market.
http://www.sherwoodusa.com/prod_r972.html
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