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Author: Peter Rabe
Sep 2, 2005, 8:36:00 AM
Ordered on Monday, delivered on Thursday - my NuBox AW-440 was replaced by NuLine AW-550. The only reason for this was the look, as it was placed next to the silver NuLine 100.
As always, there was good advice by phone beforehand, on the basis of which I now have the AW standing on shock absorbers, which significantly compensate for the unfavorable corner placement.
I'm absolutely delighted with all the speakers (they've completely replaced Canton\'s), whether it's the sound, the look or the workmanship.
But the absolute hit is my \"little one\", the Nuline DS-50 (operated as a dipole), which works as a center between the NuLine 100. The precision and pressure this dwarf delivers is incredible!!!
The study will soon be refurbished in terms of sound technology, where 2 NuBox 400 with \"bass turbo module\" will be used.
I can only say to all Nubert employees and of course to the boss: Keep up the good work!!!!
Peter Rabe
Author: Christian
Sep 1, 2005, 10:07:33 AM
@Jakob
The problem with too many different types of wood is that it has a negative impact on storage and then again on the price.
But I also have my doors and furniture in maple at home and the NuWave series harmonizes very well with it.
Regards
Christian
Author: Jakob
Aug 31, 2005, 2:30:36 PM
It's a real shame that the nuLine speakers aren't available in maple.
Then I'd take them straight away.
Unfortunately, none of the available finishes satisfy me.
Author: Oliver
Aug 29, 2005, 5:02:13 PM
Another good review. This time [url=http://www.faz.net/s/Rub8F4CC12BA50B48E9A076651F417117FE/Doc~EE4193AFD9F4D44FDA237DAFE4A96863B~ATpl~Ecommon~Scontent.html]in the FAZ....[/url]
Author: Tobias Heiburg
Aug 29, 2005, 11:13:44 AM
Dear people at Nubert.
What do you write as a non-hifi freak in a forum of experts? Perhaps about the surprises of the great sound of my new NuBox400? A better example: although my old Canton Karat speakers are certainly not bad, I can now hear the snare drum vibrate on some (more acoustic) songs when the bass player stands too close to the drums. I would never have thought that something like that was possible. These things bring Johnny Cash back to life. I'm thrilled and the price is fair. Only the design doesn't necessarily win a beauty prize. But that's about tertiary.
Regards,
T. Heiburg
Author: Helmut Seiwald
Aug 29, 2005, 10:23:13 AM
Dear Nubert team: I bought a nuWave set from you and have now been using it for a month and I have to say I am simply thrilled.
It starts with the web store, the support, the professional packaging and the products.
Excellent workmanship and outstanding sound. What these little boxes tickle out of the sound carriers is simply stunning.
Dear Mr. Nubert: I am an entrepreneur myself and can only congratulate you on your work and your excellent team. More companies like this and all the moaning about Central Europe as a business location could be safely forgotten. (Speakers: nuWave 35, CS-45, RS-5, AW-75) 😂
Author: M.Beckers
Aug 26, 2005, 6:38:34 AM
Hello everyone,
after a long time of hesitation I ordered an ATM for my nuWave 125. I was happy with the way these speakers convert sound...
But since I had already repeatedly experienced with Nubert that you can make even more out of \"being happy\", I ordered it after all.
What can I say, the ATM has given my speakers and the - more \"hard\" - listening room that last bit of perfection 😂 !
Even more than the bass extension and boost, the treble control was responsible for making listening even more enjoyable. While Mr. Nubert limits the gain in spatiality in his \"Technik satt\" only to the stronger low bass, I would definitely also include the treble control.
However, as the ATM doesn't extract anything from the recording that isn't there, I suspect that the increase in spatiality is due to the fact that this little "box" allows the sound to be continuously adjusted in the direction of a natural listening experience.
As an example: With biocular vision in an astronomical telescope, the brain can extract more information from two identical images - from just one source - and even create a pseudo depth gradation. This is probably because it is used to receiving information from both eyes.
So why should it not be able to produce spatiality where there is actually none?
Because the ears transmit sounds to the brain that sound like: \"I'm standing in a live concert\". And not like a CD.
Regardless of whether my bold thesis is correct or not, I do NOT regret ordering the ATM, will NOT be returning it and will be even happier.
I had already suspected it... 😬
Best regards M.Beckers
Author: Harald
Aug 24, 2005, 6:01:14 PM
@Jens
Why, for example, does a large manufacturer like Dynaudio state in the FAQ on the homepage that a break-in period is necessary to be able to experience the full dynamics of the loudspeaker?
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Please continue discussions in the forum...
Author: roromind
Aug 23, 2005, 6:55:45 PM
I have had a B&O system (TV and hi-fi) with corresponding speakers for many years and am quite happy with it (the styling is great, of course), but when I read spectacular praise for Nuber speakers in the renowned FAZ technology supplement (from today), then I am interested in these products. I will certainly test the speakers that are right for me and I am curious to see what sound experiences I get.
Author: Brian Wolff
Aug 23, 2005, 11:52:49 AM
@ Jens
I would say that my contribution speaks for itself due to the nice support of the others. 😬
PS The one about the water?