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Hello,

I've been in the Nubert camp for a few weeks now. In my case it was the nuLine 284. Compared to my "old" ones, the sound pressure/volume is noticeably lower (it was 98db/wm), but the sound is really good. It is so neutral that classical, jazz, pop, rock and even punk are fun to listen to. However, the limits lie in the unadulterated reproduction of a mascletà at the original volume (see www.fallas.com 😂.)

I have supplemented my system with WS12 to create a surround system. It's not so easy to assess the sound of these, as they literally work in the background - but they don't stand out negatively, so they're good!

BUT: One drawback is the WH-10 wall mounts - it is unpleasant (to put it mildly) that the speakers can only be installed at an angle of 0 degrees or +/-90 degrees. As I had to mount the speakers on the ceiling, I would have liked them to be directed so that they radiate downwards at an angle of perhaps 30 degrees (even the best sound is useless directly on the ceiling). The developers were thinking too much along the lines of a standardized design, so improvements could be made.

The addition of a subwoofer is still under discussion, as the nuLine 284s don't manage to make my T-shirt vibrate. But I'm spoiled, as my "old" ones had 38 cm bass (with foam surrounds - crumbs).

Best regards

p.s. @Nubert
you can put that about the wall brackets in the customer testimonials

Hello dear Nubert team

I have been listening to one of your speaker sets for about a year without any loss of enjoyment.
But when I sit in the car I dream of Nubert Car HiFi.
I don't think I'm the exception and who knows whether this dream could become reality in a few years.

Greetings from Durlach

...it's hard to believe - I've been training with various companies for years on what it means to be really customer and, above all, employee-oriented and then I come across this "fine company" Nubert by chance! And everything is really right here!
The AW 443 subwoofer that was sent and connected today is not only a feast for the eyes, but also a real listening experience. I'm almost gobsmacked - for my neighbors, who only last week made a discreet comment about "my bass" - now "it's getting really tight".
Then the telephone support, whether friendly reception, callback service...a friendliness (Mrs. Nubert-Mr. Schäfer)-others can really take 10 slices from that.
So for all those interested in buying: you are doing everything right here - from the product to the service.
I give you "every thumbs up" and it's just fun to talk about it! :p :p :p :p :p

since I don't want to turn up the volume in my apartment so loudly and the use of a subwoofer is out of the question (anymore) out of consideration for my neighbors, I wanted to upgrade my best. The friendly gentleman from the nubert hotline recommended the ATM-511, as the nubox511 has roughly the same lower frequency as the quantum 605...
The sound was noticeably better and the bass was simply rounder and richer, especially at low levels... At some point the nubox511 will replace my quantum, then I'll already have the ATM 🙂

For more than a month I have been the proud owner of a nuLine284 set.
I bought this set without the chance to hear or see it, just because of the good comments from various professionals and customers.
I was a little tense, but when I opened the package I was fully impressed by the quality of workmanship. After the installation surprise was even bigger, an exceptional sound quality.
In combination with the Denon system (AVR3310 and BluRay) I have achieved a very clear sound, beautiful sound in the low and high frequencies, but above all very realistic voices, which is very difficult for many LS manufacturers.
I am fascinated every time, whether I listen to rock, pop or jazz, in stereo or DTS, CDs or BluRays.
A big compliment, respect and thanks to the Nubert team.
Greetings from Bucharest,
Radu ION

I've been listening to digital radio with Nu-Pro A 20 speakers for some time now, and I'm very satisfied, because the sound quality never ceases to amaze me, I think? Decades of research, constantly perfected craftsmanship in the manufacture of loudspeaker cabinets and the incredibly careful processing of high-quality materials - all this is an expression of luxury and gives Nubert loudspeaker products a very special high value. Today, the Nubert company possesses excellent know-how, which gives it great sovereignty in all matters. I know what I am writing about, because in my home cinema there are only NuVero loudspeakers, driven by Symphonic Line equipment. I have never heard it better.

NuLine 284 - after 25 years, a new system (Denon AVR 2313 + DBT-1713UD) and new speakers were due. From the test reports and the dimensions, I had my eye on the NuLines 264, which I was able to listen to/watch in comparison with the following speakers at Nubert's premises: NuLine 284, NuVero 11, NuLine 122 and Nubox 681. The Nuline 264 was impressive, especially considering its size, the NuBox 681 scored with better efficiency and bass, but fell behind in terms of precision and in the mid and high frequencies. The Nuline 284 finally blew me away, tonally balanced (everything from church choirs to hard rock was tested here and found to be wonderful) and yet pure understatement. The Nuline 122 has more bass, but doesn't come close to the balance of the Nuline 284. I found the gap between it and the NuVero 11 to be smaller (albeit on the upper end), which played even more effortlessly and smoothly and also looked better. After my brother and I played the speakers quite loudly for a while, we went back to room volume, which ultimately tipped the scales in favor of the Nulines 284. They are still too big for my wife, but you can confidently do without a subwoofer here. This speaker is a musical all-rounder and also sounds wonderful in my home. When my wife has calmed down, a NuLine Center will be due, while I will have to look for a more inconspicuous solution than the Nuline 24 or WS-14 for the rear speakers.

Tcha what can I say,
I bought my first speakers from Nubert 20 years ago and then at some point made the mistake of buying a ?cheap? 5.1 surround system (OK, my wife no longer wanted the big speakers in the living room ;-) ).
Now I had to make another decision (new receiver and speakers) and yes, there it was again, the really good and friendly advice from Nubert (special thanks to Mr. Siegle). I went in with my opinion/idea and left with his (without regretting it)!
Super advice, super service and excellent price/performance ratio?
Thanks to the whole Nubert team

omg! I almost sent the phenomenal NuPro A-20 back after listening to the bass killer "Ernie" by Fat Freddy's Drop (YouTube or on Simfy). The abysmal bass kicks in after 60 seconds and there's always a noise at a higher pitch at the same time - a kind of metallic clanking - but nothing like that: the speaker only makes a mistake by the recording engineers audible.

AW 600 subwoofer

So: Unpacked, the sound and the finish (walnut decor) are convincing. Sound comparison with my previous sub (AW 440) easily justifies the new purchase.

But there is one thing I have to ask at this point: How on earth can you develop a subwoofer suitable for a living room.... that BLINKS in standby mode?

What the heck do you have to think when developing the (sonically convincing) circuits if you have an LED flashing merrily as soon as the owner switches a device OFF? You can also create siren wailing when you switch the volume control to "quieter".

With all due respect, the AW 600 is a great device. If it's supposed to go OFF, I don't expect any permanent bling-bling. Engineering jokes can certainly be more delicate.

Best regards from a (sound-technically) convinced customer
Eric