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Author: Rocketiger
Mar 21, 2014, 1:39:28 AM
Hello
I've been running a semi-professional recording studio for 12 years where I record my own songs and those of a few bands I'm friends with. When I was looking for new studio monitors, I came across the NUPRO 200 in the Professional Audio review.
A producer friend of mine recommended the Neumann KH120. So I ordered both the Nupros and the Neumanns and compared them 1 to 1 in my acoustically optimized studio.
Although both loudspeakers are absolutely linear in terms of measurement (apart from a slight bass emphasis on the NUPRO), there were clear differences in sound. The Neumann monitors sound very clear, but also tend to have a certain harshness in the highs and high-mids, perhaps due to the metal tweeter. The bass is not really deep, but it is powerful and contoured. What I missed in every recording was the warmth, e.g. with an acoustic guitar or a violin. Everything sounded clear and very direct, but also very cold and hard.
In comparison, the Nupros sound like full-blown floorstanding speakers. The volume that comes out of these little things is unbelievable. I adjusted the bass to -6 to achieve satisfactory results. In my opinion, the treble is perfect. A high hat sizzles, an acoustic guitar sounds warm and each instrument is reproduced with its own individual character. Everything sounds natural and without any harshness in the sound. The spatiality and spaciousness of the sound image is also almost perfect.
My personal winner and future companion for my productions is the Nubert Nupro 200. The sound image corresponds exactly to my idea of a natural, completely coloration-free reproduction of music. The fact that I also saved 700? (the Neumann is twice as expensive) is a positive side effect.
The only criticism is that the Nubert doesn't have XLR inputs, which are standard in recording studios, but in terms of sound it's a perfect studio monitor!
Author: Schakka
Mar 20, 2014, 11:30:00 AM
...... I've been thinking about surround systems for a long time, I've listened to some of them and got stuck with Nubert, I also got advice here in the forum and was able to have the speaker constellation knocked around my ears here in Duisburg 😂 and what can I tell you, I was and am thrilled with what comes out of these (small) speakers, I didn't want to believe it myself and then went straight out of the store in Duisburg - Buchholz with an order, here is my compilation:
5x NuLine 24 and 1x NuLine AW-600 powered by an Onkyo TX-NR 626.
...I can only say......these speakers are definitely worth the money......well invested and simply wonderful for the ears.
The only thing that can / will happen is that you get really stressed out with the neighbors.......but who cares.....then, don't take long.....and strike.
LG Schakka
Author: Matthias
Mar 20, 2014, 10:31:16 AM
Hello,
I recently put my new Nuvero5s into operation - great speakers for this size. The amplifier is an Audio Block CVR 100+.
Great combination, first-class sound, neutral and transparent.
The power of 60W into 4 ohms of the CVR 100+ is also perfectly adequate for the Nuvero 5 and the ambitious audiophile.
I can only warmly recommend it. Price/performance is first class.
However, if you listen to your music at disco volume, this combination is not recommended.
Thanks & regards
Matthias
Author: Michael
Mar 19, 2014, 8:33:01 PM
Hello Mr. Schneider,
I promised to give you some feedback on my new CA 851A amplifier after my previous one (CA 740A) broke down. My initial frustration about the damage to the 740A very quickly gave way to joy and amazement about the 851A. The new one is a huge step forward visually, haptically and above all in terms of sound, which I never expected. The improvements in sound remind me of my switch from the NL 102 to the NV 11, i.e. the 851A sounds more confident, velvety and somehow softer and the localization of instruments and voices has improved even more.
In retrospect, it would even have been worth changing without a defect in the 740A!
In any case, I would like to thank you once again for your great and comprehensive advice. Great as always!
Also a big thank you to your colleague from the workshop for taking a direct look and giving me feedback on the damage to the 740A. Great service!
Author: Joh. Renatus Stephani
Mar 19, 2014, 7:33:22 PM
Great selection in the store!
MfG
Author: dewoh
Mar 19, 2014, 7:46:58 AM
Hello,
I wanted to thank Nubert for the first-class service. I've been the proud owner of a Nubert surround system for three days now and it's putting a big 😂 on the faces of the family members.
Everything was delivered really quickly and reliably. Packaging and material are first class. You can see that these are high-quality components.
Can only recommend Nubert
Keep up the good work
Author: Oggi
Mar 18, 2014, 8:11:06 PM
placed my 3rd order with Nubert the day before yesterday.
conclusion: i wish...
...like the Nubert delivery!
many thanks!
Author: Bernd
Mar 14, 2014, 11:17:13 AM
I visited the store in Duisburg two weeks ago and was absolutely impressed by the excellent advice and the wide selection of speakers (everything from NuBox to NuVero).
Every speaker could be listened to intensively for a long time.
The only problem is losing your footing once you've heard the NuVero 14 and you really only wanted to buy a bookshelf speaker... 😂
Author: Georg
Mar 12, 2014, 2:35:11 PM
A few days ago, the AW-331 arrived as an addition to the nuBox 311 I bought two years ago. I had to smile when I heard it for the first time. The two speakers are beautifully small, deliver clean sound and cost surprisingly little. But the bass is definitely not neglected. With the AW 331, the three now fill my living/dining room with a very balanced sound without me having to fill the whole room with speakers. The subwoofer is discreet and small, but if you want it to, it plays with a force that makes the glasses in the cupboard shake. Top sound for (very) little money. that's a pleasure. Thank you
Author: Michael Kupzig
Mar 10, 2014, 8:17:38 PM
I was looking for an inexpensive combination to play / listen to my music collection from a NAS drive in good quality.
My limit was about 2000 ?
After an intensive search I decided on a combination of a CAMBRIDGE MAGIC 6 & NUBERT NUPRO A-300.
That was absolutely no mistake!
The Nubert nuPro A-300s play superbly and sound sensational.
Until then I had a NAIM system with Ascendo C6 loudspeakers, so high-end, as they say. Here we are talking about costs of approx. 13,000 ? !!!
In comparison, the CAMBRIDGE MAGIC 6 components on the nuPro A-300 can really offer a lot !!! OKAY, it may not be "high end", but for the price-performance ratio I give it full marks.
THANKS to the Nubert team and the developers !!!
We are delighted that our nuPro A-200 has passed your professional comparison test with flying colors.
We would like to refer you to our statement on the subject of XLR:
Although XLR connections are rarely found in consumer home electronics equipment, XLR connectors are still widely used in professional recording and mixing technology, albeit to a decreasing extent. We had originally considered an analog XLR input for the new nuPro series, but rejected it in favor of the much more widespread stereo RCA input. This line input is automatically leveled in the new nuPro loudspeakers. As a result, the internal signal processing achieves a consistently high level regardless of the player. To be more precise: the nuPros sound practically as good with a CD player (high level signal) connected to the RCA sockets as they do when a smartphone (low level) is connected. As a result, the speakers excel with virtually noise-free reproduction even with analog playback ? a plus point that is largely unique among active speakers and which our customers appreciate accordingly. This automatic calibration would not have been possible with an (additional) XLR socket, as XLR is dependent on a fixed input level. We have therefore decided against this standard. We do not consider the omission to be a significant loss, as in our experience practically all recent equipment in the pro audio sector also has SPDIF connections and an SPDIF connection is always preferable to an XLR connection from a qualitative and practical point of view. If, in exceptional cases, a player only has an XLR output, it can still be connected to the nuPro loudspeakers using an appropriate RCA-XLR adapter.