Altec Lansing MX5021 vs Klipsch ProMedia GMX A

I am looking for PC speakers of good quality. I hesitate between these two products that are the same price (between 150 and 180 Euros) :
- Altec Lansing MX5021 ;
- Klipsch ProMedia GMX A .

On the design side I am oriented KLIPSCH . Regarding housing , the Klipsch is slightly less bulky. However I do not know the sound quality of these two products. The Altec has a very good reputation on various notices in the forums . However , some say the housing returns a that when it does not work? Do you know these products, can you help me make a choice ?

The MX5021 appealing primarily due to their look very simple and attractive . Each satellite has two speakers for the midrange and a tweeter for high frequencies . The MX - 5021 comes with a docking control that adjusts the overall volume , the treble , bass and an on / off button . History of completeness, Altec book also has a small IR remote control that offers the same settings .

The sound quality is at the appointment but the prevalence of acute is quite surprising . After fine tuning can reduce this parameter which can be annoying . The treble remains still badly off if we increase the volume too high , which is a shame . Especially as the quality of bass and midrange is simply excellent. We regret that little weakness on the part very promising and enjoying the THX certification.

The MX - 5021 augurs a new line at Altec . Previously , we indeed have the choice between the big muscular type kits 621 kits input range as the 221 kits or design with the 2100 or more recently the VS4121 . The MX -5021 is completely different and will appeal to both through a sleek design and a relatively muscular power . Listed as the kit highlights its THX certification . Many speakers also display the logo competition THX but remember that it was Altec Lansing ADA885 and ADA890 with , who were the first to offer a kit with a PC certification.

This 3 way system consisting of two THX certified satellites each with three MicroDrivers , and a wooden subwoofer amazes by its quality and powerful sound reproduction . Sit down and master the 103 dB SPL at a distance with the remote .

sound pressure level (SPL ): 103 dB
3-way system , THX-certified - Total Power : 100 Watts RMS
2-way front speakers ( 1 tweeter , 2.54 cm / 2 mediums 7.62 cm) : 25 W / 5.8 Ohm / 150 Hz - 18 kHz
Subwoofer ( a speaker of 16.51 cm) : 50 W / 4 ohm / 40 Hz -150 Hz
System bandwidth : 30 Hz - 22 kHz (-10 dB )

The GMX D -5.1 system is available in versions 120 and 230 volts. It delivers sound unmatched dynamics of an incredible power of 108 decibels its speaker metalized polymer tweeter and 19 mm midrange speaker metallic fiber composite . The top tweeter is coupled to an exclusive pavilion Micro Tractrix Klipsch.