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Author: Herbert
Oct 21, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

😂 Hello, I received a pair of the cute little Nubox 310 from you today (it was a gift). I tried them out on my, I think, high-quality system (Copland preamplifier and CD player, ....). I have to compliment Mr. Nubert. No matter what kind of music, it's really fun. It would certainly be interesting if Mr. Nubert were to offer additional amplifiers and CD players to his range of loudspeakers on his website. I would also like to praise the whole team (shipping, hotline,...). The service is first class. Greetings from Austria H.Enne

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Author: S. Rompf
Oct 19, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

Hello Nubiteam. My ordered Nuwave CS-65 has now arrived. This means that my system is (almost) complete (unfortunately the subwoofer is still missing due to lack of space). First listening impression of the Nuwave complete system in DD 5.1 mode - simply brilliant. All the speakers together are surprisingly well tuned to each other and therefore sound quite homogeneous and are infinitely level-resistant - HdR and Star Wars had to be played at the weekend, as did the neighbors. 😬 Thanks for the Nuwaves 10 as front, the DS-55 as surround and the CS-65 as center❗ This really makes home cinema fun. P.S. The subwoofer is definitely coming. The nubi male is standing happily on one of the Nuwave 10 speakers. 😎 😂

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Author: R.Spiegler
Oct 18, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

Dear anonymous (loewe) guest! That an ABL module should have a negative influence is certainly new to us and many highly satisfied ABL module owners. I hope you contacted the hotline before making your final judgment. It could be that your module has a fault (nobody is perfect) or (sorry, this also happens) has been connected incorrectly. Unfortunately, as you have not provided an e-mail address, we are unable to contact you. We have never observed an accumulation of ABL modules on Ebay. I do not wish to comment here on your insinuation that the whole thing is an advertising ploy. Please come out of the closet, call the hotline and we will do our best to satisfy you. We will not delete your entry, we can take criticism.

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Author: loewe
Oct 18, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

I purchased the nuLine 30 with ABL-3/30 module a few months ago. I would like to take this opportunity to report on my experiences with the ABL module in particular. I have to say that I had quite high expectations due to advertising and tests. Unfortunately, I have to say that I was disappointed. The ABL module in particular did not meet my expectations. At the beginning I assumed that the boxes would have to be installed first. But three months later, there was still no joy. I kept finding myself preferring to listen to music with my second system via a pair of DIY speakers. They sounded more direct, with more emotion and musicality. The sound of the nuLine was somehow dull, defuss, imprecise and not very brilliant. Only when I removed the ABL module was I reasonably satisfied with the Nubert speakers. As they say, it was as if a curtain had been pulled away. The no miracle box, as a friend of mine disparagingly called the ABL module, nibbles at the sound and is probably more of an advertising gimmick. Women's voices in particular (e.g. Norah Jones, Come Away With Me, SACD) and the localization of the instruments suffer as a result. I should have been suspicious that these things are being sold on ebay in pure form.

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Author: georg
Oct 17, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

Hi skubbi, I've been reading the guestbook and the nuForum for a few months now. Are you serious, the Quad is supposed to be in a different league to the nuWave 10?! A colleague of mine proudly told me that he got the 22L, is that the one?, for 998? instead of 1298. That was the best of a listening comparison he made, but I don't think it was that cheap for a CHINA BOMBER, so two days later we compared them with my Nuwave. They were almost the same size but the Wave85 for 900? is a few centimeters lower.the sound difference wasn't that big but the Wave has a deeper and better bass and clearer mids.when nothing is switched on the 85 the highs were almost the same. But when we turned up the volume, the Wave was much clearer and the Quad blurred. The colleague wants to sell it on e-bay, but I don't know why you think it's better than the bigger Wave10. If you think it's better, that's your opinion. The Quad21L was tested in Stereoplay 8 and was not bad, but the nuWave35 was also in Audio 8 and has deeper bass and is more linear despite being half the size. Try an ABL for your small nuLine30. Greetings, Georg

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Author: Freddy
Oct 17, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

Hi skubbi, ... a discussion about a loudspeaker comparison would be better carried on in the forum. Such a discussion is always interesting - and would of course not be the first time (-> use the search function in the forum) - and will definitely be well received by the forum community. Greetings, Freddy

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Author: skubbi
Oct 15, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

Nubert's marketing concept is right! The employees are more than capable. All due respect for this. As a Nubert customer, however, you shouldn't close your mind to other product highlights. Sorry, but a small quad speaker for ? 500,- sounds absolutely better than my Nuline 30. The Quad speakers are around ? 100,- cheaper. My new Quad EL 22 is in a different league to the much-praised Nuwave 10 and is also ? 100,- cheaper. So, other manufacturers can also produce good speakers. I wonder whether this information will reach you or whether it will be censored.

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Author: Reinhard Krautwurst
Oct 14, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

Sure, there are nicer boxes. These children's coffins ( neighbor ) are just square. But comparable speakers with this sound cost at least 2 - 3 times as much on the open market, and design is not sound. Now, after 6 weeks, I find an opportunity for this mail. I'm talking about my purchase of the Nu line 120. After 15 years of building up my system, I've probably reached the sonic limit that I've had in mind for a long time. Now I know what dry bass and spatial depth means at home! If you want to move up into the top class and want to stay within your budget, there's no way around the Nu Line 120. It only gets better beyond the 5000 ? mark. When will Nubert finally start making CD players ????? Greetings R. Krautwurst

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Author: Rene Frank
Oct 14, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

This is a Teufel customer speaking up. I live in Berlin and since Teufel is based in Berlin, it makes sense to buy there. I went to the listening test twice and was thrilled, I heard everything from Theater 1 to Theater 4, then of course the first setback: 4 weeks waiting time. Well, the system arrived, the shipping company left it outside the door, so I had to carry it up myself. Then the bass had a slight hum, which could also be heard in the background during movies. Was exchanged without any problems and the same with the other bass, supposedly normal. Not normal with the Nubert bass? is as quiet as a kitten. Then everything only in black, not so nice or in. But it's a matter of taste, here we go, no remote control for the subwoofer. According to Teufel, it should be controlled via the amplifier. I personally find that more complicated. Exchange of speakers: if you don't like them, they'll pick them up and at some point the money will be credited to your account. Then you can order a new one. Everything is much easier with Nubert. Well, in the end everything went back (Teufel Theater 3). The speakers sounded good, but everything together was very complicated. So, ordered from Nubert, everything arrived after two days. HAMMER, without having to try them out. I've also swapped a few times in the meantime, all within two days and always just paid extra without waiting, world class. I also think the Nubert speakers sound a lot better. In any case, if you also want to listen to music via your surround system. Then the beech color, so beautiful. In detail: 2 x Nubox 580, 1 x CS 330, 2 x Nubox 380 and 1 x AW -880. What can you say about so much sound. It literally blows you away, I can't believe you get so much sound for so little money anywhere else and I've already heard a lot. Guys, I'm telling you, I'll remain a Nubert fan because everything is EXCELLENT from start to finish: service, speakers, delivery, exchange, advice. That's not slime, that's the truth. Anyone can find out for themselves. You get so much pampering for so little money that it really is a great feeling. This system will inspire me for many years and not only me, but also my neighbors and friends. I can only recommend Nubert to everyone. Keep up the good work and many THANKS to everyone at NUBERT😬😬😬😬

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Author: Engels, Andreas
Oct 8, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

Dear Nubert Team! I bought a Yamaha subwoofer about 2 years ago and have been quite happy with it so far. I love listening to organ music and it made sounds audible that I hadn't heard from my stereo system (Mission amplifier + CD / Spendor 75/1) before, because the frequency range of the organ music was too low. After studying a few tests in STEREO and STEREOPLAY, I became curious as to whether a larger subwoofer (AW-880) could significantly improve this sound. After a brief consultation with a competent Nubert employee, I had the AW-880 sent to me. Somewhat shocked by the large dimensions of the woofer, I found the optimum level and frequency setting after a short period of experimentation. The reproduction is fantastic. Comparisons with the sound of the organ in church and the reproduction at home show a very authentic reproduction of the low organ tones, which can only be surpassed with a considerable additional financial outlay. The Yamaha and the AW-880 are worlds apart. I am completely thrilled. Best regards A. Engels

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