Slim Flat Panel Speakers
By: Altec Lansing Average Rating: 1.0 Total Reviews: 3
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 On: 2008-07-03
I had a set of Altecs 2.1 FX6021. They were incredible. The music was pure joy to listen to. I never would use an equalizer because everyone I tried only lessened the fantastic sound of the FX6021 set.
However, bad things happened to the speaker system during a lightning storm. A surge made them kaput. So, trusting Altecs new PT6021 system to be the same or better, I purchased them. The satellites sounded tinny with absolutely no body at all to the mid range or highs. They sounded as bad as a cheap table radio. Matter of fact, I think they sounded worse than that.
The bass was nonexistant. The sub woofer didnt even work. However, even if it had and was decent enough, it could never have compensated for the tinny sound of the satellite speakers. Ive asked for a return order. DONT even begin to consider this lemon system. Altec ruined a fantastic system. Oh, yeah, the manual is now the size of your hand and printed in type so small only someone with the eyesight of a fighter pilot could read it without a magnifying glass.
Horrible disappointment.
On: 2007-11-29
The highs on these speakers are great, but SERIOUSLY LACKING on the mids. No matter how low I turn the bass down with the control, the subwoofer is too boomy. I have the Altec Lansing MX5021 and they sound MUCH better than these (too bad Altec discontinued them). These speakers are not up to my expectation for the price and are way too over-priced for a simple 2.1 system.
On: 2007-11-06
These hideously expensive speakers died after about 6 months. To repair them they want me to ship these heavy speakers to them, at my expense.
Instead, I think Ill put them in the trash and buy speakers from someone who will support their product. Do NOT buy from Altec Lansing.
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