Guestbook

Dear Nubert community,

I am actually very reserved when it comes to my presence in social media, guest books and the like. However, I want to put my reticence on hold for once because I really want to give a big shout-out to Schwäbisch Gmünd.

I've been a hi-fi nerd for about 50 years (yes, that old). It started with a Grundig tape recorder at the end of the 1960s and then developed over the decades with home-made speakers from a competitor in Berlin and successive purchases of amplifiers, record players, CD players etc..

I must have driven various hi-fi dealers in Berlin to the brink of a nervous breakdown because I was never 100% satisfied with the loudspeakers on offer. I hadn't really thought about Nubert at the time because, sorry, I didn't really like the "Schwäbisch-Gmünd baroque design" of the speakers at the time.

A few years ago, I had the Nu Pro A 700 sent to me for testing. What can I say, I was absolutely thrilled. In this particular case, I can agree with the trade press that these speakers are probably the best active speakers under Ö 10,000. And they didn't even cost nearly that much.

My search for the perfect loudspeaker for me has since come to an end. Unless, of course, the Nubert company should top the performance of the nupro A 700 once again.

I recently bought an XW 900 subwoofer. That's another big boost for my home theater.

But I'm still an analogist at heart. I recently bought a really good, but by no means super expensive record player. Since then, I've been listening almost exclusively to music from good old vinyl records again.

Whenever I tap into digital sources, I always mix in an interference transmitter (hairdryer, etc.) in accordance with the technical doctrine of the company founder, Mr. Nubert, so that the sound is not too digitally flawless, but rather sounds analogue contaminated (?!)

I would also like to praise the Nubert service. Whether by phone or by e-mail, the staff are always quick, friendly and competent, although in the last "service case" a glance at the operating instructions would have sufficed.

Now the time has come: ? I am a Nuberian".

Best regards to Schwäbisch Gmünd

Peter Franke

Dear Nubert team, I've been using the nupro-x 6000 active speakers since October 2019. Whether it's fat action cinema, rock, pop or blues, the speakers are a universal talent. I usually leave my subwoofer off when I'm at the movies, the pressure is so massive. I recently swapped my ancient Dolby amplifier for a newer used Yamaha AV receiver from the RX A30 series. Another quantum leap thanks to the enormously powerful Nubert active speakers. My fellow listeners and I can't think of anything more to say about this sound, even at room volume it has a good bass foundation and very good resolution. All sound controls are set to neutral, almost unbelievable. From such relatively slim speakers, this is awesome. My recommendation for the cabling: buy high-quality signal cables, it's worth it. Thank you Nubert for this super sound and keep it up 🙂

NuLine 334

Short summary:
- Order processing
- Packaging
- Service (even if it doesn't work)
- Workmanship
- Sound
-> TOP!

The NuLine 334 is a powerful bass speaker. It is not for nothing that a bass speaker can be deactivated or the bass reflex tubes can be closed with the plugs supplied. However, if the room is calibrated beforehand using an AV receiver or an AntiMode 2.0, the bass automatically becomes "leaner". The resonances/modes in the room are eliminated. The bass then sounds wonderfully warm, slightly pressing, caressing the body. It is always a pleasure to listen to this tuning. The subwoofer has little to do with movies (7.1), as the NuLine is quite active here. The effects are projected dryly and explosively into the room. The sound of the mids and highs is NOT analytical and that's a good thing! I come from an analytical speaker and in the long run this was unpleasant. The mids and highs sound unobtrusive. Nothing is missing and there is no exaggeration. I left the switches in neutral. Cool tuning! Great buy!

Hello dear Nubians!

I would like to thank you very much for the fantastic service. One day my NuPro A-100 no longer started. I spoke briefly to the service department and they offered me help straight away. As I no longer had a suitable box available, this was also sent to me. After receiving the box, I sent it in and got it back repaired a short time later. The whole thing was still under warranty. All in all, it was the perfect service experience you could wish for.

No more 'service desert Germany'. It was exactly the opposite!

Thank you very much!
Dennis

Dear Nubert team,
The nuLine 80 speaker has given us great pleasure since 2003. The enthusiasm is now even continuing into the next generation. Our children also think the sound is cool. The speaker runs through the ABL-8/80 with a Rotel amplifier almost every day and often in the evenings too.
I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for a high-quality product that will continue to be a lot of fun for many years to come!!!

Best regards
Uwe Spies (customer number 03017980)
😂

The nuEffect:

After expanding my Nubert setup (nubox 513, nuConnect AmpX) with the nuSub XW-700, I can only say...bingo and another Nubert bull's eye.

The XW-700 gets to the heart of the matter. The punch is as dry as a bone, the 513 pair will be my favorite from

NuSub XW-900 and Nuvero 3? Why like this ;-)

I've been using the XW-900 for two months now and think it's time to write a few sentences about it.

First of all, I would like to let the interested reader know that I have been involved in the hobby of speaker construction for over 20 years. My main focus has always been on building stereo speakers that do not require a subwoofer, but still play deep and accurately at the same time.
But when I got fed up with my loudspeakers, I had to find something new. Unfortunately, I don't have much time at the moment, so Nubert came into play.

Well then ...

The XW-900 plays together with a pair of Nuvero 3s as a replacement for my original Nuvero 110s, which, like my old DIY speakers, unfortunately didn't stand a chance against my living room with bay window and open connection to the dining area and kitchen. Regardless of the combination of installation location and listening position, I have found no way of enjoying the outstanding qualities of the 110s at the listening position. As is so often the case, room modes and standing waves interfere with the bass. In my case, from 40 to 55 Hz the attenuation was well over 10db below the rest, and from 44 - 50 Hz there was nothing at all to be heard.
With a 110 speaker converted into a makeshift subwoofer, I found a good place for bass production (and also discovered what an incredible low bass potential the 110 speakers have), but unfortunately this was a completely unsuitable place for the actual stereo setup, namely about 1m behind the imaginary line between the stereo speakers and therefore behind the TV board. For a while, I considered using a subwoofer in addition to the 110s. But it didn't make sense for me to put these great speakers in the living room just to neuter them afterwards. So the 110s changed hands, which really pained me despite half a year of sound frustration. Today, I still feel uneasy about giving away these extremely elegant, timelessly beautiful and amazingly powerful speakers.

I know that none of this has had much to do with the XW-900 so far, but to simply write that the 110s didn't cut it was too crude for me.

As a self-confessed subwoofer detractor, I therefore had to find new ways and the above-mentioned sub/sat combination came about, which, to be honest, was not as easy to match as I had imagined.

But now that that's done, I enjoy my great sound every day, which wouldn't have been possible without the X-Room calibration. In conjunction with the installation location, this tool means that I now have an almost linear frequency response from 20 Hz upwards. And whether it's rocking dry kick basses, long, deep basses (Imagine Dragons - Bad Liar) or movie effects, everything fits exactly and offers an accuracy that I didn't think was possible in the bass range.
Precisely because the 110s were already sufficient "down low", the XW-700 would probably have sufficed. But since I like to turn things up a bit, and the Nuvero 3s are a real invitation to do so, I didn't want to push the sub to the limit all the time. And especially in view of the fact that room-related bass holes (have to) be filled with pure power by the room correction, the power reserve of an XW-900 seems sensible to me.

The icing on the cake would be the ability to change the equalizer for room correction manually. Just like the former DSP subwoofers.
The only real negative point of criticism I would mention is the lack of stepless phase control.

What else is there to say?
For the absolute purists, it should perhaps also be mentioned that no background noise can be heard even at enormous levels. I often read about this fear and the experience of others in connection with the downfire principle. I don't know why, but everything here is great.

I would also like to acknowledge that my "2nd choice subwoofer" is absolutely flawless, just like the "2nd choice Nuvero 110" was. That alone speaks for the absolute professionalism of the Nubert brand.

So now I hope to enjoy the subwoofer for a long time to come.

Hello and hello nubert team,

after long consideration I finally got the Nubert ATM active tuning module home.
Briefly about my system: DIY Thel power amp with DIY preamp, CD/DAC/headphone preamp and phono preamp from ProJect, AudioTechnica LP-7 turntable, ONKYO Integra TA-2750 tape deck, Sony MDS-J 920 QS mini disc player and the speakers are also DIY with Polk-Audio MB6513 or similar car speakers....and a 30 subwoofer DIY with Mivoc and Wyntec mono power amplifier (this thing really plays well below 20 Hz...) anyway, you can listen to great music with this combination.
Now to your device...well, 295 Ö is a good price but not exactly cheap.
I ordered it from you, it arrived within 3 days, neatly packed in a hard-shell case...only after a few days did I finally have time to connect it...first test run with a test CD...ahem....what's going on now...HAALLOOO...here in Bavaria we would say...yes, fuck you...(sh)...what's going on now...I switch off the subwoofer...there's no such thing...is that coming out of my speakers...??? Incredulous amazement...yes dear people this little speaker has truly magical (yes I know there is no such thing...) powers.
The clarity and substance coming out of the speakers is awesome, as if someone had pulled back the curtain. Unbelievable...!!!
So a big thank you to you and I'll never give the device away again...my full recommendation to all those who want to continue to enjoy their speaker treasures, get this mega price/performance highlight into your music room, it's worth it...I promise.
And you, yes you, the nubert team...you did everything right, please keep it up...maybe one or two of you will end up in my (music) home after all...

Many highfide greetings from Chiemgau on Lake Chiemsee
Pierre Schmidbauer

I have dissolved my home theater with 11 speakers from Nubert (Nuline 122 plus center, 4 Atmos nuline WS 14 subwoofers and and and. Since we are now moving into an apartment and no longer have the pleasure of enjoying these great speakers (home theater room) and have sold everything, I decided to call Nubert and get advice and what can I say Mr. Schneider gave us advice after my request for the Nuvero 140 that we could not resist.In combination with Musical Fidelity M6si a dream of the finest, the bass still has to be tamed, but we can do that (or the neighbors will kick us out again) Thank you very much for such great speakers and the great service from Nubert.

Dear Nubert team.

I just wanted to say thank you for your perfect service.
Really a role model that many other companies should follow.

LG
Jens Niemann