Altec Lansing VS4121 2.1 Speakers

Pros: Very nice looking, lots of base, easy to set up

Cons: Too much bass distorts the midranges

The Bottom Line: I'd bet that you can get similar quality for less by going with Sony or a lesser known brand

Pros: Great sound. Good build quality and easy setup. Well priced. Outperforms higher-end systems.

Cons: Takes some adjustment from factory settings. Tendency to give a fish tank or tunnel effect.

The Bottom Line: This is a good system for a reasonable price. There are probably better options out there but these will do the chore quite well!

Pros: Good price, easy to set up, excellent sound

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Buy it without fear. As stated, good looking, good sound, good price.

Pros: Very good sound, bass and treble controls, high max volume, easy to connect

Cons: A little larger than I would have liked

The Bottom Line: Anyone looking for computer speakers will appreciate the sound quality, controls, and price of the Altec Lansing VS4121 Computer Speakers.

Pros: Nice design, easy to set up and use.

Cons: Cables a little short for my liking.

The Bottom Line: Cheap. Really cheap. $39 when I bought them. But the performance is on par with $100-or-more models. Nice bass and treble. Nice design.

Pros: Good clear sounding satelites

Cons: Keep the subwoofer at one quearter maximum.

Pros: Crisp, clean audio from a great value package

Cons: Bass a bit boomy but can be adjusted with the bass control

The Bottom Line: Great sound at a great price. Easy to install. Can handle rock n' roll with ease.

Pros: affordable good quality super clear sound

Cons: subwoofer a little large

Pros: Satellites are good sounding, clear highs and mids.

Cons: Boomy subwoofer and high price tag. The VS2221 is a better choice.

Pros: Ease of setup.

Cons: For rock only. Acoustic music doesn't reproduce on these at all.