The Razer Nommo Pro speakers were just launched at a price of $500 and carry a THX certification. However, the $150 Klipsch Promedia 2.1 THX have been around forever and are still seen as some of the best PC speakers around. So is the $350 premium for Razer's set worth it?

Buy items in this video from Amazon at the links below:

Razer Nommo Pro: http://geni.us/NOMMOPRO
Promedia THX: http://geni.us/PROMEDIA
Promedia Standard: http://geni.us/PROMEDIA2
Nommo: http://geni.us/NOMMO
Nommo Chroma: http://geni.us/NOMMOCHROMA

Phanteks Digital RGB: http://geni.us/PHANTEKSRGB
Phanteks Halos Digital: http://geni.us/HALOSDIGITAL

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Gear list (from Amazon):
Panasonic GH5 - http://geni.us/nXAbU
Panasonic GH4 - http://geni.us/2hzK
Panasonic G7 - http://geni.us/24nm
Canon C100 - http://geni.us/vDI
Sony RX100m3 - http://geni.us/dtb
Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 - http://geni.us/dLL
Cinevate DUZI Slider - http://geni.us/1Hwt
AKG C314 - http://geni.us/6o9
AKG C 568 B - http://geni.us/1D2S
Zoom H5 - http://geni.us/2LUm
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