Sherwood S-7050 (1970–1974)
A mid-1970s AM/FM stereo receiver with 6 watts per channel. Owners note its clean sound and solid performance.
Overview
The Sherwood S-7050 is an AM/FM stereo receiver made by Sherwood Electronic Laboratories between 1970 and 1974. It was sold as a capable mid-tier component with a focus on audio clarity. It puts out 6 watts per channel into 8 ohms and tunes both FM and MW (medium wave). Power is modest. User accounts still praise the clean sound and reliable performance, and some say it produced more usable power than comparable receivers of its era.
Specifications
| Power output | 6 watts per channel into 8 ohms |
| Tuning range | FM, MW |
| Production years | 1970–1974 |
Market
A tested, working Sherwood S-7050 typically sells used for around $100 to $105. Units turn up at thrift stores or on platforms like Craigslist for as low as $15 to $20. Those often need minor restoration: a new fuse, contact cleaner on the controls, and replacement bulbs. Service manuals and circuit diagrams are available for purchase.
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