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Author: Lorenz Borsche
Oct 28, 2001, 12:00:00 AM

Good morning, I don't want to say too much: I've just ordered the 2nd pair of Nuberts: let's see if the 300s become 310s again, because Buch is out again? :-) Anyway, since I've had the 310s on my (cult, cult) JVC UX-1, this little thing sounds so great that my wife now always wants to listen to 'her' music in the evening. So I need a second system in my study (luckily I still have an almost unused UX-T1) - and another pair of Nuberts! And: Yes, that's right, if the speakers cost just as much as the rest of the system - at least! Thanks to the ingenious inventor Nubert for these wonderful sound experiences! I've heard a lot of speakers, but nothing that was anywhere near as convincing.

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Author: André
Oct 26, 2001, 12:00:00 AM

I'm planning to buy the Nuline 80.30 and the center. Unfortunately, the CS-40 is too fat! It would be very nice if Nubert could give me a date when the smaller brother will be produced and go into series production. Thank you very much.

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Author: Stephan Dübgen
Oct 24, 2001, 12:00:00 AM

!!! Bargain!! - Selling my nuWave 8 floorstanding speakers in ochre brown color for the price of 1300 DM. They are almost a year old and in top condition, practically like new - of course with original packaging.I live 20 km north of Augsburg - the speakers can of course be tested at my place if desired.shipping is also possible.further information is available on request.

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Author: C.Söhnlein
Oct 22, 2001, 12:00:00 AM

Dear Nubert team, After I bought the AW 900 about 4 weeks ago and was really blown away for the first time in my loudspeaker life, I now had to get the rest of the speakers as well, thanks again to Mr. Siegle (my wife is still calling :-))). After only 2 days I had all the speakers at my door and they were super packed again. After setting up the Nuline 80 DS 50 CS40 speakers and the Terminator Special Edition THX mega test, even my wife was thrilled and praised this surround system with the words "It's like Cinemaxx" Anyone with a wife who doesn't have much time for technology can imagine what this means. What Mr. Siegle says is really true. This system is the mega hammer and can hardly be beaten with the AW900. My final word: Anyone looking for a surround system and not wanting to exceed DM 5000 M U ß buy this system. It is the real power. Finally, I would like to thank the Nubert team once again for their help in helping me choose. PS: Now all I need is a projector and the Cinnemaxx will have one more customer. Thanks to NUBERT

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Author: Ulrich Hess
Oct 21, 2001, 12:00:00 AM

Hello, I am also very impressed with my Nubert components so far. Wonderful sound in all respects! Just one question: Why this new look with the aluminum? I think it's terrible. Nevertheless, keep up the good work! Best regards Ulrich Hess

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Author: patrick beier
Oct 18, 2001, 12:00:00 AM

About the Nubox 360: I'll join the back of the queue with all the positive comments... I'm also one of the blind buyers who was convinced by all the guestbook entries. And rightly so, as my 3-month endurance test has shown time and again. To make a long story short: There are certainly better speakers than the Nubox 360, but never, never, never, never at this price!!!!!! So if you want to invest less than 1000.- per speaker, you should stop memorizing test magazines and order the 360'ger! I'm simply gobsmacked with enthusiasm. PS: It's difficult to play music quietly, the two pieces of gold are simply too present for that. But who wants to listen away from the crystal-clear sound? Thank you and see you soon (as soon as my bank lets me back). Greetings Patrick Beier

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Author: a.siegle
Oct 16, 2001, 12:00:00 AM

Dear Mr. Kühnen, thank you very much for your commitment to Nubertization and your critical comment on the arrangement of the CS-330 tweeter. There was indeed a confusing situation here regarding the illustrations in our brochures and a small number of pre-delivered center speakers with symmetrically arranged tweeters. This version was originally intended to be the future standard for the CS-330. For production-related reasons, we decided on the asymmetrical arrangement at short notice. The sonic differences between the two versions are absolutely marginal. Of course, we offer you a free exchange of your CS-330 to the current asymmetrical version on request! Regarding our new products in the enclosed brochure: The website is currently being updated. We ask for your understanding that not all the new products in our new supplement brochure can be seen in individual areas. This also applies to the store, which we are making EURO-compatible. IMPORTANT: With us you are one of the euro winners! All previous DM prices have been rounded down to the corresponding even euro amounts! From now on you will pay the new, lower prices, even if products are still marked with even DM amounts. Nubert speaker factory / a.siegle

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Author: Ingo Kühnen
Oct 16, 2001, 12:00:00 AM

Hello Nubert team, although as a very satisfied Nubert owner I am committed to the Nubertization of Germany, I have to criticize something. After the new CS-330 center speaker was sent to me at the beginning of August, I noticed that it looked different than in the brochure/internet, namely with a symmetrically arranged tweeter. A call to Nubert revealed that this was correct, as the version tested in video 7/01 was still a pre-production model, i.e. I already owned the next evolutionary stage. But why is the asymmetrical version still shown in every advertisement, on the homepage and now also in the insert brochure of the current issue of video? That is very confusing! Furthermore: If the new NuBox 380 & 400 are already shown in the video insert brochure, why not also on the homepage? After all, Nubert fans who regularly visit your homepage should be informed first, shouldn't they? Apart from that, I have nothing to complain about, because your products are really great. Best regards from the Rhineland.

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Author: Roland Günther
Oct 16, 2001, 12:00:00 AM

Hello Nubert team,I organized a listening evening at my place last weekend,to which I had invited some friends,some of whom have hi-fi systems that are equivalent in material value to a mid-range car.Since I had been raving about my nuLine 80+ABL-80 module for weeks,they were so curious that they finally wanted to hear them.I certainly don't have a reference system,but my pre-power amplifier combination of Denon PRA-1500 and Kenwood Basic M2 is already quite good.I asked my guests to bring their favorite tracks, had even re-adjusted my Denon DP-47F with Ortofon system for the vinyl fans (they exist and how!) After a few hours (!) in which I acted as DJ, (almost) everyone came to the conclusion that the Nubert sound incredibly good and are even absolutely sensational for the price, followed of course by the question How did you come up with them, never read about them before, if I had known that before... etc. A friend of mine couldn't do what he wanted, he just bought the Quadral Aurum Titan two weeks ago for an astronomical price, but didn't want to budge a bit from the fact that in the end the price makes the music and my speakers sound quite good, but... Well, it's up to him, we Nubert connoisseurs are tolerant. This is just a brief report on my experience, but I will continue to promote Nubert without reservation because I am simply convinced of its merits.

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Author: Uwe Kolz
Oct 16, 2001, 12:00:00 AM

It's a pity that the RS-3 is no longer being built. The RS-300 is nowhere near as good visually. Long live my RS-3.

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