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Altec lansing bass 2.2 Speakers huh? 2.2? Jazeker. Elk van die indrukwekkend ogende speakers heeft een 4” subwoofer die recht naar beneden gericht is. Met een hoogte van 10” is het altec lansing expre

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At €20, this is a strong bargain versus the recent comparable market: it sits well below the €20 25th percentile only in the sense that it matches the floor, and it is far under the €56 median and €284 75th percentile. For a buyer, that’s the kind of price where even a modestly working example is worth serious attention.

What makes it attractive is the value-for-money angle: these compact Altec Lansing subs are generally bought for easy desktop or small-room bass support, so the upside is immediate if the amp and driver are healthy. At this price, the main thing to check is basic function—clean output, no humming, no rattles, and all expected cables or power supply if applicable—because even a known-good budget piece can become a parts project if the electronics are tired.

Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.

About Altec Lansing

Altec Lansing traces its roots to 1927 in the United States, emerging from the merger of Western Electric’s theater-equipment arm, All Technical Service Company, with Lansing Manufacturing, the speaker company founded by James B. Lansing. The Altec-Lansing name reflects that union, and the brand’s early reputation was built in cinema and professional sound rather than consumer hi-fi.

Historically, Altec Lansing was known for loudspeakers, theater systems, and audio amplifiers, especially the legendary Voice of the Theatre systems that became a benchmark in cinema sound. In its classic era, the company also helped define the early hi-fi market by promoting professional-style sound systems for home use.

In market terms, Altec Lansing is best understood today as a legacy heritage brand rather than a current high-end audiophile heavyweight. Its name still carries weight among collectors and vintage audio enthusiasts because of its pro-audio history and classic speaker designs, but the modern brand identity is far more mainstream and consumer-oriented than its mid-century golden age.

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