' Tanja, I think the forum is good too, but I'm especially glad that people like Malte are also taking part. People with in-depth specialist knowledge are rare. Malte is not a know-it-all, he just knows a lot better than a listener only.
Yesterday I had the great pleasure of listening to, or rather experiencing, the new nuWave 125. The sonic advantage is fascinating. A spatiality that allows voices and instruments to be located precisely in three dimensions makes me want to try the new ones. A good choice and an acute threat to your Christmas money :-)
I ordered a pair of NuLine 30s and received them within two days. The speakers are really worth the money and impress me with their neutrality and attention to detail. I also ordered the 'MN 120' speaker stands. Although I knew that these were only recommended for weights up to 5 kg. But there was already trouble during assembly. The screws in the plastic flanges at the ends of the tubes didn't hold. The whole thing is already crooked when unloaded and can't be aligned. I didn't want the Spectral stands because of the glass. The MN 120s are completely unsuitable for Nubert's high-quality speaker range. There are better, all-steel stands, e.g. from Vivanco at a similar price with three columns. Well then, the Spectral ones. The post office also did something strange, I received one package with the speakers cash on delivery, another one containing the speaker stands was left with a neighbor. Nevertheless, Nubert is a real recommendation for outstanding acoustic performance. I was very pleased with the well-founded technical contributions and none of the hi-fi woodoo that you often read. That speaks for Nubert's competence. Oh yes, unfortunately the instruction manual was completely crumpled up in the box, perhaps you should take a little more care when packing. Greetings Kay
The forum is great, but this know-it-all Malte is really annoying.
This website is great! Good, technically sound information on fine, affordable products. I particularly like the ABL solution! I will be traveling to Schwäbisch Gmünd in the next few days to listen to the NuLine 30. I've been looking for an affordable top compact speaker for a long time. B&W, Dynaudio .... and goodbye !!!! Gerd
Good morning Which loudspeaker is the best? 1 ) The loudspeaker stimulates air. Nothing works without air. As a rule, you listen to your loudspeaker within your own 4 walls. I have to say that the sound of the individual loudspeaker rises and falls. The more hard, smooth surfaces I have in the room, the more difficult it is to hear my music. Whether I compare a 200 Euro or a 50000 Euro running speaker, both would certainly show their strength, but one is not satisfied. Of course, it is possible that an inexpensive loudspeaker plays better in a bad room. Now for my tip: create shelves and fill them with lots of books. You won't recognize your speakers. Of course, I have Nubert speakers myself, not just a pair. The Nuwave 10 is in my living room. The NuBox 660, which unfortunately no longer exists, is in my basement and has been around for a few years. Greetings Ralf
When I asked Mr. Petermann by e-mail what exactly he compared for subwoofers (exact name/principle/price) and what exactly he paid attention to in order to come to such a conclusion, I didn't even get an answer! This automatically answered my questions! Sad Regards D.Wagner
Hi Mr./Mrs. Wagner, what kind of facts should I put on the table (by the way, HTML mails are deleted immediately, regardless of the font size) ? Has anyone here in the guestbook ever really explained their enthusiasm for Nubert speakers ? Does anyone really have to ? Of course I've listened to various subs from Teufel, ACT, Velodyne, REL and a self-built sub from my regular dealer and have come to the conclusion that other subs may well make sense for me. Incidentally, Mr. Nubert will certainly not intervene here (and not because Nubert is not sure of himself, but because it is simply not good form to disparage other manufacturers). But to pillory my halfway (for me! --> there is simply not the perfect speaker for all users) objective contribution is more than strange and just (I repeat myself) repeated patting on the back of the enthusiastic Nubert owners is IMHO more than embarrassing. By the way, nowhere did I mention with a single word that Nubert products (as far as I know them) are bad, but only implied that there are alternatives. Greetings B.Petermann
My Nubert speakers arrived today. Superbly packaged, even came with cables. Even if it sounds like the first impression, I'm thrilled. Great, rich sound. The center is powerful and DVD 5.1 sounds really great over it. The NU 400 and the C 330 are also a great match for my Canton XL Plus. But maybe the Nubert Rears will be added at some point. Greetings from Hamburg and many thanks for the good advice Stephan Tietchen
Hello Mr. Petermann, I read your contribution (19.10.2002 at 16:42) with great interest, but now I would like to know which subwoofers you have tested in the 1500 Euro class. Because anyone who posts such an entry in this guestbook has to put all the facts on the table! It's best to post something like this in the forum, I think it's better there! I hope that Mr. Nubert will comment on the article, also with regard to the comparison of the AW-1000 with subwoofers in the 1500 Euro class. MFG D.Wagner
