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Altec Lansing VS2321

review DATE:06.20.06

Altec Lansing VS2321
Full Set Woofer Left Angle Full Set Forward

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By Mike Kobrin

The Altec Lansing VS2321 is a 2.1 speaker set for your laptop or desktop PC. The set, which consists of two small satellites and a 5.25-inch subwoofer, provides good sound quality without taking up a lot of room on your desktop, and all the controls are very easy to access. The main speakers, however, are too easy to knock over and would have benefited from a bit more weight in the bottom. For $45.95 (direct), you really can't go wrong with these—if you need more power, you'll simply have to spend more.

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Altec Lansing Technologies Inc

http://www.alteclansing.com

Spec Data
  • Price as Tested: $49.95 Direct
  • Type: Computer
  • # of channels: 3
  • # of satellites: 2
  • Separate subwoofer: Yes
  • THX certification: No
  • Power rating front satellite: 6 watts RMS per channel
  • Power rating subwoofer: 16 watts RMS per channel
  • Controls on subwoofer: Bass Level

Bottom Line

For the money, you really can't go wrong with the Altec Lansing VS2321 2.1 speakers.

Pros

Good sound. Small footprint. Controls are easy to access. Inexpensive.

Cons

Main speakers fall over easily.

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