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Altec Lansing aims to break the stranglehold of Logitech and Klipsch when it comes to high-end speaker systems for the computer by introducing the 2.1 FX4021 and the 5.1 FX5051 speaker systems. The minimalist design might not look like much, but both FX systems are more than capable of producing clean sounds found in much bigger systems. Using the unique isobaric subwoofer design, both speaker systems bring rich sound and a thumping bass in less space. The satellites’ also feature a real two-way system which has a couple of active drivers each. The inclusion of a wireless remote control enables you to mount the speakers on the wall without any problem controlling them. More details concerning the FX4021 and FX5051 are available after the jump.

FX4021 Specifications:
• Unique isobaric subwoofer with dual 5.25" woofers
• Two-way satellites — each with a 40mm midrange driver and 18mm tweeter
• Weighted cast metal stands
• Wall-mountable satellites
• Wireless remote for stand-by, master volume, bass and treble controls
• Conveniently located auxiliary input (MP3/CD) and HP jack
• Built in cable management

FX5051 Specifications:
• USB 5.1 connectivity for true plug and play connectivity
• Unique isobaric subwoofer with dual 6.5" woofers
• 5.1 channels of audio with any audio source
• Two-way satellites - each with a 40mm midrange driver and 18mm tweeter
• Digital hardwired controller for stand-by, master, center, surround, bass and treble controls
• Wireless remote for stand-by, master volume, bass and treble and center controls
• Weighted cast metal stands
• Wall mountable satellites
• Conveniently located auxiliary input (MP3/CD) and HP jack
• Built in cable management

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