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本机半年前740马币购于吉隆坡电脑城,现在全新621售价760马币(你没有看错,是涨价了!!!)现在转让价450马币,欢迎试听。电话 03-2698-2264 MR 张,如果决定购买请来两个人,因为机器比较重,大概20-30斤左右。效果绝对是在吉隆坡能够买的到最好的2.1声道电脑多媒体音箱系统了。
该音箱具有两组立体声输入,就是说可以同时把电脑和您的CD机之类的同时接到音箱上。
该音响是美国ALTEC LANSING在中国生产的,由于是进料保税加工,所以国内没有该型号。
本机半年前740马币(和1500人民币,如果在香港买会比较便宜)购于吉隆坡电脑城,现在全新621售价760马币(你没有看错,是涨价了!!!)电话 03-2698-2264 MR 张
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http://www.cuttingtheedge.com/ha ... ec_lansing_621.shtm
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中文介绍:
Altec Lansing新Class D多媒体喇叭
为了照顾对声音有高要求的电脑用家,Altec Lansing在近日更推出旗下首部采用Class D数码扩音器技术的新喇叭组合621,音色就自然更加出色!621为一套2.1声道喇叭组合;高频喇叭的绝缘膜用上聚脂膜Mylar制造。
这款喇叭组合都有一个共通点,就是用上木制超低音喇叭,如621用上直径6吋之单元,全部都采用Double Woofers双低音单元,低频部分比其它一般单一输出的超低音喇叭丰富,低音层次感更分明。
与此同时,采用Front Firing前置性设计,无论在处理动态或静态的声效,均有更出色的表现。
Class D数码扩音器技术
621最大特点是首次引入Class D数码扩音器技术,内置DSP(Digital Signal Processing)芯片,可在细小的喇叭内,做出较高的输出功率及较佳的音质,而且比传统的Class D扩音器技术更为省电。
即使2.1声道621拥有200W输出功率,是目前Altec Lansing输出功率最高的喇叭组合,但产品体积已经跟床头音响相差无几。
失真率接近零
此外,621亦特别选用张力特强的聚脂薄膜Mylar,用来制造高频喇叭的绝缘膜,优点是能提升高音部分的细致感。
在和谐失真率方面,621更造出低至少于0.01%@-10dB,失真率比一般喇叭组合约1%明显出色得多,提供了非常准确的音讯,加上非常宽阔的音频效应,听交响乐的效果一流。
中文介绍网址:http://www.21hifi.com/revhifi/20020418/07.htm
网址二:http://arch.pconline.com.cn/digi ... fi/10204/47987.html
英文介绍:
Altec Lansing 621 Speaker System
Today we review another set of Altec Lansing speakers, the 621s. Our last review of speakers were the Altec Lansing 5100s. The 5100s are pushed towards gamers, while the 621s are designed more for audio listening. Let's take a look at the 621s and see how they perform both for music listening and game playing.
First Impressions
When first looking at the speakers you notice they are fairly small, and while they may not leave as small a footprint as the 5100s, they are still rather small considering other packages out there. After connecting the speakers up and listening to the audio you notice that they seem to be focused for bass. Because the two speakers in the 621 package aren't as small as other tweeters in other Altec Lansing speaker offerings, they still manage to provide a decent treble. We'll talk more on how I overcame this slight problem later on in the review.
The other main aspect of the 621s that I noticed was that the controller that comes with the audio package is only for adjusting the overall volume of the two speakers and not the subwoofer. The subwoofer is controlled by an independent dial on the back of the subwoofer.
To assemble the 621's is very simple. Altec Lansing is known for their color coordination of plugs and the 621 is no different. Assembling the 621's is so simple, experienced users could easily set the speaker system up without reading one word of the directions simply by connecting the coordinating colored plugs together and then setting up the speakers where you want them. If you intend on using more of the 621's more advanced setups, it may require taking a peek at the instructions. Don't worry, we won't consider you any less of a man.
Volume Control
Let's talk about this audio control. The regular volume controller controls the two speakers and is a simple up and down and power options. I was a little disappointed to not have more options with the 621's, but figured if Altec Lansing had added them, the package would have a higher price as well. As long as you are attaching the speakers to a device that has its own set of treble and bass controls you won't have that much trouble setting them up how you like, as far as just enough bass and just enough treble.
Tested on a PC with Winamp, I had no problem setting the equalizer the way I wanted and getting my music sounding clear and as loud as I wanted.
One problem is though when you have a variety of songs, that some seem to be in-between the bass and treble threshold and they aren't really treble intensive and not really for thumping away either, along with more treble focused songs and bass focused songs. The larger variety of songs you have, the more annoying it can be if you are picky about the right speaker settings for each song. You will find yourself constantly turning up and down the volume on the controller and--the more painful, bass volume on the back of the subwoofer. If the nob was on the front of the subwoofer, it wouldn't be so bad, but because it's on the back and most subwoofers end up going under desks to make the desk act as another box for the subwoofer and make the thumping that much more intense, it made it extra painstaking everytime I wanted to adjust the bass volume.
For this reason, the Winamp equalizer was a decent fall back option, but it's more of a workaround and not as exact as the actual bass dial.
Another difference between the 621's and the previously reviewed 5100's is that while the 5100's had a headphone jack on the volume controller, the 621's lack this feature. I was a little disappointed to not see this feature, but for most situations you will be able to come up with a work around, which, because of price, that work around will save you money, so Altec Lansing didn't have to include it into the 621s.
Style
The style of the 621's is a little boxy, at first glance. But after careful inspection at the set of speakers and subwoofer they have a less noticeable style. They don't look like something so futuristic as other speakers, and even Altec Lansing's 5100 looks more stylish over the 621's.
What it all comes down to is, are you buying your speakers to look nice, or sound nice? If you want them to look really pretty, you may want to go with another set that looks more futuristic and aerodynamic like it's about to fly away.
If you're looking for something that may not look extremely cool, but sounds excellent all around and that doesn't put to tight of a pinch on the green, the 621's come in at a great bargain.
Gaming
The 621's can easily connect to all next-generation consoles. However, because the 621's are only 2.1, you will deprive yourself of the 4.1 quality that the 5100s may provide. One thing I noticed from running the 621s for quite awhile, with all sorts of games, is that they really grab the bass of a game and shove it down your ears.
While I mostly play first person shooters with guns blazing in your face with fast action happening around every corner, the 621's really shined.
I can see that in other games, that have more characters talking in them, it could possibly be hard to hear them if you set your settings a little too rough
on bass. But because of the nature of first person shooters and the intense weapon action with very little talking, the 621's really made weapons sound better. This seems to be fairly logicial, since most weapons don't make a high pitch noise that the two speakers can't handle. Instead, they produce a ear pleasing, thumping sound as your shotgun blasts through the heads of your enemies.
Even using the speaker setup during Counter-Strike and hearing people converse over Counter-Strike using their microphones wasn't bad at all. Because of the compression technology used to keep the audio compressed, the voices are generally low in the audio spectrum.
If you tend to play more RPGs than other games, or other games that have more regular talking in their single player department, you may want to consider Altec Lansing's 5100, since they provide the treble your games would need to produce clear sound for your ears.
Highs
Excellent price for the quality of sound
Great for anything you need the average amount of bass
Easy setup
Can attach to multiple devices
Lows
Budget price means, extras have been yanked from design
Somewhat bulky
Bass dial on the back is inconvenient
No headphone jack
Summary
Altec Lansing's 621 speaker system is an excellent purchase for the person looking for that bass for desktop performance. Whether you are into listening to music or playing games, the 621's will accommodate you and your listening style. The budget price means some of the extras that Altec Lansings 5100 series had, don't appear in the 621 speaker set.
Conclusion
It all comes down, to what type of system you are looking for. The 621's Altec Lancing speaker set is great for the money If you are looking for something that can push a decent amount of bass for the money you spend. However, if you need something that is going to need to be capable of putting out a good bit of treble as well, you may find yourself leaning more toward Altec Lansing's 5100 set or some other system that is more capable of putting out the same amount of treble as it can put out in bass.
The 621's put out good bass, but don't put out enough treble to make them as clear as other sound setups. For any first person shooter gamer looking for a bargain speaker system that will push their boomstick in the game, you would be well decided to give Altec Lansing's 621's a try. |
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