Altec Lansing Muzx Ultra MZX606

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 9 expert reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

4
Average:

0
Bad:

3

Pros:

Well designed, Stylish.
Nice antibend cable design, Inline remote for iPhone users, Accurate highs and mids

Cons:

Over priced, Mediocre sound quality, Uncomfortable.
Hardly any bass to speak of, Limited, huge eartip selection, Odd remote placement

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Last revision on June 26, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Well designed, Stylish
Nice antibend cable design, Inline remote for iPhone users, Accurate highs and mids

Reviewers Didn't Like

Over priced, Mediocre sound quality, Uncomfortable
Hardly any bass to speak of, Limited, huge eartip selection, Odd remote placement

Expert reviews and ratings

Female vocals were clear, with good clarity on the singer's enunciation, and there was a pleasing rendering of some fire effects. Classical piano was also a triumph, allowing the ear to separate out the different dubs of the piano and producing a...

By PC Advisor on October 12, 2011

The Muzx Ultras can be best summed up in two words: Very pleasing. They’re my current favourite.Related Tags: advice, Altec Lansing, audio, earphones, guide, music, rating, review, sound, volume Print this article Comments Related...

By Macworld Australia on May 07, 2011

The single balanced armature technology promises professional sound engineering so that you get a rich audio experience. The silicone tips make sure it easily adjusts to any ear. It is easily compatible with iPhone, iPad, iPod and MP3 Players.–...

By Onheadphones on April 25, 2011

The are simply massive for in-ear headphones, and the large cylindrical enclosure makes it a little tricky to get a decent fit. It also means they stick out of your ears rather a long way. With an inline microphone and remote for Apple phones and...

By What Hi-Fi? on December 17, 2010

We've always had a soft spot for Altec Lansing's wide array of speaker docks -- these guys have been embedded in that space for an awfully long time, and the quality has always seemed up to snuff in our eyes. Er, ears. For whatever reason, it...

By Engadget on November 19, 2010

The Muzx Ultra sit at the top of Altec Lansing’s recently launched earphones line-up. Glossy black with a gold trim accent, the earbuds come with four different-sized silicon tips to ensure a perfect fit in your ear canal, isolating any background...

By Macworld UK on October 18, 2010

They may have fewer drivers than some, and an odd-looking design, but the Muzx Ultra earphones can still go head-to-head with the top...

By ElectricPig.co.uk on September 21, 2010

Balanced-armature IEMs for under $100 Enlarge Measured: Altec Lansing Muzx Ultra See Gallery With so many companies slapping their brand on generic IEMS, what’s an easy way to tell who’s serious about sound? Look to the guys selling IEMs...

By Sound and Vision Magazine on June 25, 2012

Poor performance and a high prices ensures these are very hard to...

By Know Your Mobile on February 08, 2011

As one of the best audio system manufacturers on market, Altec Lansing has long been known and revered for their portable audio systems designed for the many different portable music players on the market. So I was anxious to try out a pair of their...

By MyMac on December 21, 2010

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