Guestbook
Author: Gerd Halter
Oct 26, 2002, 12:00:00 AM
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
Author: Ralf
Oct 25, 2002, 12:00:00 AM
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
Author: D.Wagner
Oct 25, 2002, 12:00:00 AM
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
Author: B.Petermann
Oct 22, 2002, 12:00:00 AM
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
Author: Stephan Tietchen
Oct 22, 2002, 12:00:00 AM
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
Author: D.Wagner
Oct 21, 2002, 12:00:00 AM
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
Author: Frank Lehmann
Oct 20, 2002, 12:00:00 AM
Addendum to the article of 17.10.02 Surely there are better things! But you also have to have the space for towers... Especially when it comes to compact speakers, it's often the package that makes the difference! And with Nubert it's always right! Even including service... I've now played three DVDs and several hours of music through my new acquisitions and my enthusiasm is still growing! For example, the speech intelligibility of the CS-4: in Pearl Habor, hundreds of propeller-driven planes thunder around my head with clear differentiation and the soldiers' shouts to each other are easy to understand. I didn't know that before! In general, I can now hear subtleties in the resolution, especially in the rear range (RS-5) Nothing I've listened to before at discount stores can keep up! And some of this junk is even more expensive! Of course there are better things, but who listens to them? I think I'm now getting everything that's available on audio and video media with good quality and the best price/performance ratio! So, now I'll knock the covers off my self-cast speaker stands and then I have to go to the gas station to get a picture newspaper so that I can equip myself to my level... Have a nice rest of Sunday and THX!
Author: p. maiwald
Oct 19, 2002, 12:00:00 AM
to the previous speaker.... ok, the market segment certainly offers some products in the price range you mentioned that seem to be better sounding than the Nubert products. but you should bear one thing in mind: the market is littered with ls products without any kind of service and without the price-performance ratio that Nubert offers. just take the trouble to compare products in the price range that Nubert offers and you too will realize that what is on offer here is unique. the comparisons i have made (from canton to b&w, monitor audio, quadral, heco and dynaudio) have confirmed this opinion in every respect. as a note: i do not receive any royalties for my comments, nor do i have any share in the nubert company. i am just a satisfied customer, and through nubert i have arrived at the loudspeakers i have been waiting for a long time. and the service nubert offers is hard to beat.
Author: B.Petermann
Oct 19, 2002, 12:00:00 AM
Hi, sorry, but if you don't immediately join in the general unqualified hymn of praise, then there will immediately be dissenting voices. Personally, I find many entries here rather embarrassing and at picture level (but I really don't want to attack anyone here). A good advertisement for Nubert is IMHO rather the one that does not praise everything that is from Nubert over the clover, but realistic (reasonably objective) statements from convinced users. If someone now thinks that there is no better speaker than a NuWave 10, for example (regardless of price), they simply haven't heard enough. I also listened to the AW-1000 and the decision in favor of the Nubert sub was only made because of the slightly lower price (the competitors ranged up to around 1500 EUR). But even in this segment there are simply better products (which I can't afford), which has nothing to do with me wanting to badmouth Nubert in any way. Greetings
Author: B. Petermann
Oct 18, 2002, 12:00:00 AM
Hi, when I read the posts in this guestbook, I really wonder what kind of speakers the majority of Nubert buyers have listened to so far. I have now tested an AW-1000 myself and find it quite ok for the price, but I really can't say that this sub blows away any other sub (even if it costs many times more --> note the street price!). I feel the same way about the passive Nubert speakers (but I only know the Nuwave 8 ), because I wish Nubert could go one better (I'm talking about products in the EUR 2000 range, for example). As I said: I find Nubert products quite interesting (especially the subs), but Nubert also has to cook with water and (as far as I know the products) are not without competition. Greetings B. Petermann