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Author: Truli
Feb 14, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

I've had the Newline 80 test speakers for 2 weeks. Music is fun again. Simply great. I already wanted to sell my Patricia Kaas CDs. Now I realize what a good voice she has. And that she is brilliant live, and the band is even better. Every instrument can be heard clearly. Very well tuned, a crisp bass. I had to be almost 40 to enjoy top music. Well, the Swabian only becomes clever at 40. Many thanks and greetings to J.. Reichelt for the good advice

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Author: Niels Helow
Feb 13, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

I just got off the phone with the hotline...the commitment at the other end of the line... leaves me speechless - so much friendliness that I'm no longer used to... Stinginess is cool? Well, shout even louder! Nubert is cooler!

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Author: Andreas Bald
Feb 13, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

I have just ordered (Fri, 13 Feb 2004 07:18:29): nuWave-35 set, front color: yellow-orange, matching wall brackets & the extremely stylish 70cm high speaker stands shown in the pictures. Now I'm curious to see how the yellow-orange looks in reality! I also have a problem child that won't be replaced until the next Christmas bonus. Until then, the speakers will unfortunately have to live with my old Pioneer Dolby Suround artifact. I hope that I can also enjoy the much-described sound in our small living room (510x375). I like the website very much. I will sing its praises after receiving and testing the speakers. Best regards from Bremen Andreas Bald

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Author: Wolfgang Dieterich
Feb 13, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

I bought my new New Wave 85 speakers with ABL module in Aalen yesterday. I never thought that after many years I would discover things on my CDs that I had never heard before. Then the bass volume, very impressive even without ABL. I have to say, for me it's the best I've heard so far. And at a really affordable price too! Keep up the good work. 😬

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Author: Preuß Michael
Feb 13, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

Hello everyone!!!! I received my nuLine 80 set on January 28, 2004 (2 xnuLine 80,1xAw550,1xCS150 and 2xDs-50). I am also very satisfied with the sound. However, a week later I thought about ordering the nuLine 100 so that I would have peace of mind for a long time and not have to order something new a year later. No sooner said than done, I ordered the nuLine 100. Arrived, unpacked, connected and unfortunately I was disappointed. 😟But it probably has nothing to do with the speakers, it's probably because my room is too small. Too bad, the speakers are going back on Monday sigh😟 But I would like to take this opportunity to thank you again for the super-fast processing. Your service is really 1A. Many a person can take a leaf out of your book. So thank you very much and keep up the good work. Until then, have a nice weekend and best regards from Krefeld. I will recommend you to others!!! 😎😎

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Author: Wolfgang Butzbach
Feb 11, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

Hello everyone, About 1 year after our last visit to Nubert, it was time to visit Nubert again. (It's almost a tradition for me). Last Friday, my friend and I paid a visit to the Nubert team in Swabian Gmünd to try out the latest models. Unfortunately, there was a rearrangement going on that day, which might excuse the somewhat poor advice. Nevertheless, we were given the opportunity to listen to the new 35 and 85 models in detail. I myself have a set from the New-wave series (2xNW 8, AW 7, CS4, RS3) and am actually more than satisfied with it. But the successor to the NW 8, the NW 85, almost tempted me to replace my front speakers. You can clearly hear that the 85 sounds a lot fuller and bigger than the 8. It has clearly won in the bass range. If I didn't already have my AW7, they would already be in my home. Of course, we also listened to the 125s, which are really a top transducer with incredible dynamics, but honestly, you hardly need more than an NW85. In short, we once again had a lot of fun at Nubert. See you next time. best regards Wolfgang Butzbach

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Author: Herbert
Feb 10, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

Hello everyone, I would like to give you a tip here. If you have decided to treat yourselves to a few nubie@s, congratulations. It really is an excellent thing. But buy the boxes all together. I took my time and unfortunately found out that the color foils and veneers can be very different. Unfortunately, we noticed a clear difference in the color of the beech on the nuBox 380 and the AW440. A pity really. Unfortunately a minus setSmiley for the eyes 😟 a super plus setSmiley for the ears 😬

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Author: David Steinbach
Feb 10, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

Hello, I am now the owner of 2 Nuline 80 and subwoofer AW 7. My previous speakers were the 140 from T+A from the Tal series. I only had to part with them because of my living arrangements. Of course, I didn't expect to get the same quality for a third of the cost (for the front speakers). While the subwoofer really is a high-end device at a good price/performance ratio, the Nuline 80s are a different story. The Nuline 80s provide a reasonably balanced all-round performance, but I can't share the general enthusiasm. I can only report a rudimentary audiophile sound. With Paul Simon's Graceland I had hoped for a more spatial presentation. Other CDs, such as Dire Straits' On Every Street, hardly scored in terms of dynamics and transparent instrumentation. The bass response on Calling Elvis was certainly there in terms of volume, but not very differentiated. The mid and treble ranges were also often not particularly melodious, but satisfactory at best. Recordings such as What do you want from me from Pink Floyd's last studio CD have a rather shrill dispersion behavior in the treble range, almost annoying. Marillion's first CD also had similar problems. Unfortunately, I also have to report one or two negative things in the vocal range. With Sade's Promise, the voice was hardly manifested and could not be heard with much clarity and detail. Suzanne Vega's Tom's Dinner was more convincing, but not exactly high-end. Of course, you also have to consider the price of the speakers, their size and their rather elegant appearance. I don't want to say that the speaker sounds bad, but after studying the guestbook I expected a lot more. In my opinion, the price-performance ratio is not as excellent as many people make it out to be. What you get here is an excellently manufactured speaker with adequate sound characteristics. I wasn't sure either after the 4 weeks of trial listening, which was actually absolutely sufficient, and now it's just too late. I don't blame Nubert either. The speaker is not a flop, my expectations were probably too high. However, I wouldn't buy this speaker again and I'm also considering reselling the speakers, although I realize that I'll probably have to go a bit further for my requirements. However, this is all subjective and other music listeners are also more satisfied with the Nuline 80 and not because they don't have a clue, but tastes are different and hearing sensations can also be very different. Regards

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Author: Jürgen Oepen
Feb 10, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

Hello, after a long period of hesitation and a certain amount of skepticism about the consistently positive entries here in the guestbook, I decided to order the following speakers from Nubert 3 weeks ago. Nuline 80 Nuline CS 150 Nuline AW550 The old speakers are to serve as rear speakers for the time being. After my questions were patiently answered and the last doubts about my plans were dispelled, I completed the order. UPS was at the door on the agreed delivery date, great. After removing the speakers from their packaging, I connected and aligned them with great anticipation. Before I could switch on the amplifier, my wife said, "Here's a note saying that the speakers should first reach room temperature. So no listening, just watching. I used the time to check for any visual defects, but everything was perfect. The cabinet finish of the speakers is very nice and high quality. The beech veneer has a pleasant grain with a beautiful color tone. With the attached metal grilles and screwed-on spikes, the Nuline 80 makes a high-quality visual impression, as do the center and subwoofer. After 3 hours, the time had come, power ON, stereo mode on and my favorite CD playing. What comes next is of course subjective and only valid for the listening tastes of my wife and I in our 4 walls. The sound and space produced by the Nuline 80 is truly outstanding. It is much better than our old speakers of the same size from a well-known German manufacturer, which incidentally cost just as much about 10 years ago. So I popped a DVD into the player and tested the multi-channel sound. After adjusting the subwoofer, I now have a bass foundation in my living room that never ceases to amaze me. Even when it's raging all around you, the center brings the speech across clearly and intelligibly. All in all, an outstanding sound experience. As I am more than satisfied, I felt the need to say so here. My appreciation and many thanks to all of you at Nubert. Jürgen Oepen

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Author: Dirk H.
Feb 8, 2004, 12:00:00 AM

Dear Nubert team, after half a year of listening to various speakers, I ended up in the Nubert store in Aalen and bought a complete surround set (Nuline 100,30,CS-40). First of all: I am very happy with my choice. However, it wasn't just the good speakers that were decisive, I was also tired of the fuss that other hi-fi stores make about the products. Silver cables, speaker cables on absorbers etc.pp. Not to mention the high discount offers, which leave a lot of doubts about the fairness of the RRP. About the speakers: When I tried them out, it was actually clear to me that I would only be really happy with the NuWave 125, but not only my wife's wishes, but also my own ideas didn't match up with the 125's bulky appearance. The black foil doesn't really look great, especially as there is plenty of it. The front is a matter of taste, but ok. The Nuline 100 has a very analytical sound, the mid-range lacks a little punch (especially noticeable with percussion, etc.), the bass range is discreet, the low bass range is great. I find the 30s roar cubes surprising. DVD-Audio is especially fun when a lot of things come through the two rear speakers. Particularly brilliant: A night at the opera by Queen. I have experimented a lot with the center and have now achieved satisfactory results. I hope that Nubert will take the time to add a larger version to the range. We've been listening to a lot of music since we bought it and have rediscovered many old CDs. Great! I check the Nubert website from time to time in the hope that there will be a visually enhanced version of the 125 at some point (or a custom store for individual customer requests). For example, a body covered in piano lacquer with a real wood front would be fantastic. Due to the outstanding sound, I wouldn't shy away from 3,000 euros for the pair. Don't misunderstand, dear Nubert fans - I don't want to upset anyone, but Nubert also lives from feedback. Nubert products are definitely a good choice. Dirk

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