Abstract: The Altec Lansing FX5051 system gives you genuine 5.1 surround sound with no hassles and no 6-channel sound card required! You simply plug a USB cable from the subwoofer into your PC and get six discrete channels of powerhouse sound. The FX5051 feature...
Amazing detail, bass and over all sound, Truly immersive 5.1 sound when using the appropriate media
Slight low frequency hiss detectable when not being used to reproduce music or other source material.
This is just an amazing sound system. The technology of converting USB audio into true 5.1 surround sound is here and it is fabulous. I would be remiss if I did not mention that there was a constant low frequency "hiss" that came through each speake...
Abstract: Ever since 6 channel computer speaker systems became readily available a few years ago consumers have always had the issue of needing to purchase a soundcard to go along with it. For tech-savvy users installing a soundcard was no problem, but for the ...
Very elegant and stylish looking, Easy setup, Included wireless remote and control pod, Sounds great, Do not need a sound card at all!, Easy access for iPod or headphones
Could be a bit expensive for some
If I were to suggest a PC speaker system for anyone this would be it! The easy setup and not having to have a sound card is ideal for anyone that is new to computers. If you do not want to spend the money on the FX5051s, Altec Lansing has the FX4021 ...
Clever design, Excellent sound reproduction, Deep bass, Powerful control pod with front inputs & outputs, Remote control bundled, USB & analog audio, PC & MacOS X compatible
Low hiss always present, Somewhat pricey, USB audio doesnt support multi-channel in all games, Free wall mounts not included, No S/PDIF input for gaming consoles...
Great for office work and road warriors, but inadequate for gamers, graphics professionals, and media center users. ...
Abstract: Subwoofers are usually brutish-looking things that are best kept tucked out of view, but this one looks quite stylish. The satellites are smart and compact, but the wired remote lets the side down. At 15W, power consumption after switching off is hi...
We hoped that the FX5051 might make a good personal surround-sound system for your PC, even though you might opt for something more boisterous for a home cinema. The relatively low RMS wont shake a large living room, but the isobaric design of the sub...
Good Sound Quality, Control Pod, Remote Control, Long Cables, Good Highs
Inadequate Bass at high volume, Confusing Rear Speaker Volume Adjustment, Bit expensive.
The FX5051, being a proper 5.1 channel surround system, has decent sound quality. This system also had the same plug-n-play feature like the Bose Companion 5. It is also possible to use the FX5051 as a home theatre and so it also takes standard 5.1 ch...
