Altec Lansing MX5020 Speakers Review @ CoolTechZone

No_Style · Nov 3, 2004, 02:33 PM

Altec Lansing has been around since before the dawn of stereo. Altec Lansing was formed in 1941 when Altec purchased the Lansing Manufacturing Company. In 1946 the former Lansing owner, James B. Lansing, later formed JBL, a name most of us will recognize. Altec has always been known for its speaker systems in the affordable category and today we will take a look at their recently announced MX5020 speaker set.

The MX5020 is a 2.0 stereo speaker system. Its simplicity is proudly touted on the Altec site and we would say that simple is an accurate description. There are no satellite speakers, sub-woofers or cables to run all over your desk. So what exactly can one expect from a system that is missing a thumping subwoofer? Read on and find out…
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Nov 3, 2004, 02:33 PM	#1
No_Style Styleless Wonder Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Ottawa, Ontario Posts: 6,034 Rep Power: 0	Altec Lansing MX5020 Speakers Review @ CoolTechZone Altec Lansing has been around since before the dawn of stereo. Altec Lansing was formed in 1941 when Altec purchased the Lansing Manufacturing Company. In 1946 the former Lansing owner, James B. Lansing, later formed JBL, a name most of us will recognize. Altec has always been known for its speaker systems in the affordable category and today we will take a look at their recently announced MX5020 speaker set. The MX5020 is a 2.0 stereo speaker system. Its simplicity is proudly touted on the Altec site and we would say that simple is an accurate description. There are no satellite speakers, sub-woofers or cables to run all over your desk. So what exactly can one expect from a system that is missing a thumping subwoofer? Read on and find out… _______________ Read More/Source: CoolTechZone __________________ "The Best Style Is No Style" Specifications Here