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Product: Creative GigaWorks S750 ReviewManufacturer: Creative Labs
MSRP: 450

So you read our Creative Inspire T7700 7.1 Speakers review, soon we'll do the new I-Trigue set by the way. Yet what does the Gigaworks S750 7.1 bring us, well a heck lot more power 700 Watts to be precise. Creative Labs Gigaworks is the high-end series of their speaker line-up. If you are a true sound guru and are willing to spend the cash on it then look no further. In this review we are going to give you a small overview on what these speakers are about, and hey .. they are even better than Logitech's 680 THX series!

Dear Guru's The Creative GigaWorks S750 has seven powerful satellite speakers and a separate subwoofer with 8-channel 'BASH' amplification.

As this time and moment the Creative GigaWorks S750 is a really awesome if not the best 7.1 speaker system for use with Creative's EAX-enabled products. It can blast 700 Watts into your living room and is a verified THX multimedia certification, that means George Lucas approved this set ...  well his minions did but still. If you combine this speakerset with a 24-bit Sound Blaster Audigy 2 series soundcard, and of course you will need the new ZS series (review will be up soon) you'll experience Dolby Digital Surround EX playback on your PC. Comes with a wireless remote control which  features an M-PORT for direct music streaming from compatible Digital Audio devices (only for creative Products like NOMAD MuVo MP3 players though).

What will you get when you buy this system?: A THX Certified 7.1 Speaker System with CMSS upmix to also work with 5.1 & 6.1 sound cards. Two-way satellite speakers - with titanium tweeters for high-end frequency response up to 40kHz, 210 Watt subwoofer Wireless Remote and Audio Control Pod. Creative Multi-Speaker System CMSS technology, is an EAX multi-channel up-mixing functionality for an enveloping surround environment. CMSS enhances the playback of 5.1 or 6.1 audio soundtracks and music files across the full 7.1 speaker configuration. Of course this set was build to compliment Creative's latest soundcard, the 7.1 channel Audigy 2 ZS, which is being reviewed by us pretty soon. That soundcard can do some real magic with Dolby Digital and DTS streams.