Creative Gigaworks S750
Posted by: Newsfactory on: 02/06/2004 03:05 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 1888 views
Just got word from Nordic Hardware that their Creative Gigaworks S750 THX 7.1 speaker review is out!
While 7.1 audio cards were being introduced, not to say Sound Blaster Audigy2 ZS, the need for a speaker system with a 7.1 configuration was born. The little bit cheaper series Inspire was adapted quickly and the result was Inspire T7700 which was delivered with seven satellites and one subwoofer. Though, my self and other enthusiasts which sat with a Megaworks 5.1 was waiting with excitement for a sequel to that system to come. Megaworks had before been the flagship in the fleet of speaker systems and there are two versions, 510D and 550 THX.
After many rumors and speculations, we were finally told that the new system was going to be called Gigaworks, quite a good name if you ask me. The first look revealed some very interesting observations. The satellites are totally remade and are now two-way and a lot larger, and heavier than earlier. A new controller unit has been developed which together with a wireless remote control shall let the user have a maximum level of comfort while using the product. More about the product and its improvements follow in the review here next.
Creative Gigaworks S750
While 7.1 audio cards were being introduced, not to say Sound Blaster Audigy2 ZS, the need for a speaker system with a 7.1 configuration was born. The little bit cheaper series Inspire was adapted quickly and the result was Inspire T7700 which was delivered with seven satellites and one subwoofer. Though, my self and other enthusiasts which sat with a Megaworks 5.1 was waiting with excitement for a sequel to that system to come. Megaworks had before been the flagship in the fleet of speaker systems and there are two versions, 510D and 550 THX.
After many rumors and speculations, we were finally told that the new system was going to be called Gigaworks, quite a good name if you ask me. The first look revealed some very interesting observations. The satellites are totally remade and are now two-way and a lot larger, and heavier than earlier. A new controller unit has been developed which together with a wireless remote control shall let the user have a maximum level of comfort while using the product. More about the product and its improvements follow in the review here next.
Creative Gigaworks S750
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