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Altec Lansing Expressionist BASS FX3022 Expert Reviews
PC multimedia speakers - 25 Watt (total) More product details
8 reviews
November, 2009
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Altec Lansing Expressionist Bass FX3022 review
Impressive, striking design ; subwoofers are built into the base of each speaker, which provides ample amount of bass ; more suited to gaming and movie watching than music listening
Treble is aggressive and brash ; no remote
While the great-looking Altec Lansing Expressionist Bass FX3022 multimedia speakers fall a little short for music listening, their potent bass makes them a better choice for gaming and movie watching.
Altec Lansing's motto for its Expressionist Bass FX3022 PC multimedia speakers is, "All the bass in half the space." The concept is a good one. In terms of sound, the first thing you notice about the Expressionist Bass FX3022s is that they indeed...
October, 2008
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Review: Altec Lansing Expressionist Bass (FX3022)
Like its smaller sibling, Altec Lansing's Expressionist Bass speaker system offers a unique design; but it also gives you noticeably better sound quality and much more bass output -- at times too much.
Like the FX2020, the FX3022 is a 2.0 speaker system, meaning it uses only left and right speakers—no subwoofer. Compared to 2.1 systems—which include left and right satellites for higher frequencies along with a larger speaker/amplifier component that ...
August, 2009
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Altec Lansing Expressionist Bass FX3022
Altec Lansing's latest audio product line has a definite industrial vibe, the best example of which is the Expressionist Bass FX3022 ($129.95 direct), which look more like a set of futuristic kitchen appliances than PC speakers. While the FX3022 might ...
Cool industrial design. Crisp audio performance. Built-in subwoofers save space
Distorts at high volumes. Lacks bass-level control. No remote control
Altec Lansing's striking, space-saving FX3022 PC speakers deliver an excellent listening experience with rich low-endprovided you don't pump up the volume up too high.
Altec Lansing's latest audio product line has a definite industrial vibe, the best example of which is the Expressionist Bass FX3022 ($129.95 direct), which look more like a set of futuristic kitchen appliances than PC speakers. The SoundSticks II...
November, 2008
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All the bass in half the space
WHILE not refined for music listening, the ample bass makes the Altec Lansing Expressionist BASS FX3022 well suited for movies and gaming.
Impressive design, built-in subwoofers have ample mid-bass
Harsh treble, no remote volume control or input
While these speakers aren't particularly refined for music listening, ample bass makes them well suited to movies and gaming.
While there's a large gap between the Expressionist BASS FX3022 and the volume and bass levels of a discrete subwoofer, the speakers do an admirable job of recreating low frequencies. The Expressionist BASS FX3022 system does deliver an impressive...
February, 2009
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Altec Lansing Expressionist BASS FX3022
Impressive design, built-in subwoofers have ample mid-bass
Harsh treble, no remote volume control or input
While these speakers aren't particularly refined for music listening, ample bass makes them well suited to movies and gaming.
Although "all the bass in half the space" - Altec Lansing?s motto for its Expressionist BASS FX3022 speaker set - is not entirely true, it does speak volumes about the aim of the system. While there?s a large gap between the Expressionist BASS...
January, 2009
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