Nommo Pro advise
Hi hope you are all well. I have a question on the Nommo Pro i am thinking of purchasing. I use my system for gaming and music.
My current system has a set of Logitech 5.1 Z560, 18 year old! and still in perfect working order. These are attached via a Soundblaster X AE-5 and the sound has been fantastic.
I am wanting to know if I purchase the Nommo Pro to replace, would these be better quality than my Z560. £500 is a lot to spend if the speakers are not as good as what i currently have so interested in what peoples experience is that have been in similar situations?
Hope for help and advise, thanks.
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That is one of the selling points, im a massive Razer fan with all the peripherals apart from external speakers. However i do not want to replace the Z560 if they are better sound than the Nommo Pro, esp the surround sound when in games coming through the Z560 rear speakers is incredible.
same for me. I have my Logitech Z313 that I've had for 12 years now and I got them for $39 not the advertised price of $49. They sound just as good as the day I got them. I'm having a hard time justifying $599 for a 2.1 speaker system.
I would really love to test those bad boys for sure.
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my Z560 cost £280 at the time, im hoping someone with similar experience that made the jump can confirm the difference in quality.
I have the Pro's on one of my set ups and G560's on my wifes. I can honestly say the Nommo Pro's are on another level of audio compared to any other gaming speaker or headset I've used. I got the Pro's before Covid for $499 and to me are one of my favorite parts of my entire battle station. The only odd thing about them is the RBG is very dim.
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