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Strengths: Delicate packaging. Sturdy parts. Well-shielded cords. Elegant design (the satellites are truly beautiful when seen in person). Nice, "punchy" bass, clear stereo sound (left to right), natural-soundin
Weaknesses: No included stereo audio cable (1/8" or 3.5mm male-to-male mini-stereo). I ended up buying a Gold series cable from Radio Shack (supposedly higher quality for having 24-karat gold-plated parts as well
Summary: Having owned and used Altec Lansing's MX5021, I can definitively say that these sound at least as good in all aspects. The drop from 90 to 58 watts is unnoticed; these speakers are capable of very loud, clear sound. As well there is no audible hiss when they are on but not in use. I use these speakers on a CreativeLabs SoundBlaster Audigy 2 Platinum. Due to the cheap price available from Tiger Direct, I decided to purchase these, otherwise the MSRP of $350 was too rich for my blood. I have heard many 2.1 setups, and for computers and/or smaller room settings these speakers are the apex. Highly recommended for those who want clarity and quality in speakers that rival the sound of nice stereo headphones.
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