Altec Lansing ACS251 5.1 Speakers
- Max. Power Output: 7 Watt (RMS)
- Number of Speakers: 5 Speakers + Subwoofer
- Connection Type: Cable
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My CD's sound like Cassette tapes!?!?
What I expected
I didn't expect mind numbing (blowing?) sound from these speakers, but I did expect something better than my Creative Inspire 4400's (a 4.1 set). I've seen quite a few reviews of these speakers in Hardware sites around the net so I took a chance on 'em... BIG mistake!
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Small size, small price, small performance
The Altec Lansing 251 5.1 speaker set has been on sale a lot lately, tempting those keen to experiment with a 5.1 sound system for their computer for gaming and playing surround-sound music and movies. At $60-$70 it looks like a bargain, especially from a manufacturer like Altec Lansing with a good... Read full review »
Good Sound @ a Good Price
I read the "first" review of this speaker setup and I must say that I had the exact opposite experience with these speakers. He hated them and I love them.
My Sound Card: Soundblaster Live Value
My Original Speakers: Cambridge 4-Point Surround
I was looking at upgrading my...
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nice
The Speakers have an amazing sound. You feel like your actually at a concert when listening to music. It's also great for video games! The bass sounds great and the regular satellite speakers sound clear as day! I can't beleive I only paid $90 for them. A MUST BUY Read full review »
High Value High Performance 5.1 Speakers
Altec Lansing is an industry leader of quality speakers. Their speakers are installed in sports stadiums, amusement parks, & auditoriums namely in Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Disneyland, & Sydney Opera House.
Although Altec Lansing 251 is designed to be an entry model in the 5.1 surround...
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Unbeatable value
I remember seeing the Altec Lansing 251 5.1 system at a local electronics store. I asked to test out the speakers, and I was impressed. $150 CAD for a half-decent 5.1 system. I buckled, and bought them.
I got home and set them up with my TV, my iPod, and my Dreamcast console. I especially...
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Get what you pay for
I bought the 251 system last week to match up with my SB Audigy Gamer sound card. I was using a pair of Koss speakers and an IBM sub - both of which were about 6 years old.
The difference in sound was remarkable. With 5.1 sound, games are just more immersive. Apparently, the sound was...
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You get what you pay for.
These speakers really sound good and have a great look. Like all speakers in this price range, you pay for what you get. The cords and plugs are fantastic. No flimsy cheap cords in this package. However, the subwoofer sounds odd. The base is sharp rather than deep. The rear speakers also have a... Read full review »
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