Guestbook

I've owned a pair of nuPro A-700s for almost 2 years now. Even as a child, more and more as a teenager and especially today, I was and still am an enthusiastic technology freak. But it can take a long time to achieve the perfect sound and performance, firstly because you don't have enough money and secondly because you've tried a lot of things. I'm so glad that I came across nubert a few years ago, I can't even remember how? In my living room, which is quite hard of hearing and has already seen several high-quality speakers and amplifiers, the A-700s are actually the first thing I was thrilled with right from the start! The sound is simply homogeneous, regardless of the music genre. Nothing clanks, nothing booms, nothing disturbs, nothing is superficial or falls by the wayside. The music is simply in the room, it's tangible, I never knew that before! Now I'm flirting with the x8000, provided my brother-in-law buys my A-700 from me, but I'll manage that somehow 🙂 I'll order it blind just like the A-700, you have my trust!

Dear Günther, dear Roland,

I am deliberately addressing this guestbook entry to both of you. I have been a Nubert customer for almost exactly 40 years. During this time, I have witnessed what can be achieved through creativity, hard work, sweat, will, intelligence and ingenuity. Congratulations on what you have achieved - and thank you for the great products and the associated relaxation when listening to music.

In my last entry, I raved about the nuVero 170 and I still can't get the grin off my face when the nuPower A is once again in the upper third of the performance spectrum and gives the drivers a run for their money.
Yes, I have neighbors - and yes - we still say hello to each other.
These dream transducers are in the office and will give me pleasure there for a long time to come.

And then there was the nuDay - and my jaw literally dropped when I saw the pyramids standing there (the condition then remained unchanged when listening). I had the 707D at home in the nineties and tried the Obelisks, which unfortunately didn't work for me - but I was happy with a pair of 707Rs, which I was able to pay off with my part-time job over many months. This pair of pyramids accompanied me in my living room for over 25 years until I made the mistake of selling them (they are in good hands). The nuWave 125 was followed by the nuVero 11, then the nuVero 14 and finally the nuVero 140.

I was lucky that my wife accompanied me to the nuDays. I think she knew immediately when I saw the stumps where the journey was going. So after a brief dialog (can I put something on top for decoration?) we were able to verbally order a pair during the event.

Yesterday I was allowed to pick up the duo in Gmünd (Audi Q3 is a bit borderline ...). I would like to take this opportunity to thank the shipping team, who made it possible for both sound converters to get in and out of the car without any damage. The shipping team's commitment and dedication to the company is also palpable.

A final thank you goes to Martin Bühler, who put up with me with the patience of a saint over the months of waiting. The pyramids with serial numbers one and two have found their home - and I very rarely make a mistake twice! 🙂

A lot has already been written about the sound. So I would just like to say that there is no point in our living/dining room where the pyramids do not conjure up an incomparable sound in the room. Simply good!

Best wishes to Gmünd - TJ

I took the trouble to drive 120 km to Duisburg to the rehearsal studio to listen to the AS-450 box. With all kinds of my own media for testing. The service and advice from Mr. Schneider in the test studio was exemplary. He was very patient with me. But he could also see my enthusiasm for the AS-450.
I ordered the speaker on the same day and it was delivered 3 AT later. Setting it up and connecting it went very quickly with 2 men. Right at the first sound check I had tears in my eyes from sheer enthusiasm. Everything went wonderfully according to plan. I only made one mistake. I should have taken my wife with me to Duisburg. She thought the "huge thing" was far too big for our TV room. All the persuasion didn't help. I sent the box back without any problems. I received the credit note after 14 days. So everything went without a hitch. I am now considering whether to order the AS-250 or 2 smaller active speakers.
I would advise anyone who has a "better half" to take them along for a trial listening and viewing session.
If so, then NUBERT!

Hello dear music lovers and Nubis,
As an old Nubert customer for 35 years (Pyramid 707D !), I picked up my nuPyramide 717 omnidirectional speaker in person on June 22, 2018.
I already had the chance to listen to them at the nudays last fall.
It was "love" at first sight, or rather after the first note.
I "only" had to convince my lovely wife, but she shows a lot of understanding for my expensive hobby.
So now the circle is complete.
Placed in my music room at home after a music friend had picked up my nuvero 14 the day before, I was left open-mouthed after a mere 2 seconds when I played my reference track ("Beat" by the Tingvall Trio).

I'm used to a lot (e.g. from the HighEnd in Munich), but I hadn't expected this.
I've never heard the low-frequency musical impulse at the start of the piece like this before.
Everything else is self-evident.
This unbelievable power, dynamics and composure, with a simultaneous
filigree fine detail and extreme spatiality in depth and width, can perhaps only be found in very few super-expensive luxury speakers!
I have already listened to some of my favorite or reference pieces of music (e.g. "Natsukashii" by the Helge Lien Trio or music titles by e.s.t ) and can only underline my impressions once again.
Everything sounds natural, especially vocals and acoustic pieces of music.
pieces of music.
Nubert has done it again, made me happy and given me a bit of quality of life.

THANK YOU to the team and best wishes for music

Hans Georg Eder

Hello dear Nubert colleagues,

I'll keep it short...
I've had my Nupro A 300 for 2 years now. I use it for PC and at my desk 🙂
I can't describe it but the sound is out of this world...........
I've also listened to studio speakers a lot (really because my colleague needs something like this for work) but even he was amazed at how clear and lifelike they come across.
ps. For people who say the bass is totally exaggerated or inaccurate, this is called the lower bass frequency, which sounds like this, you noobs 😉 the louder a bass sounds but at the same time you don't feel anything on your body, the cheaper or higher the frequency is...

Dear Nubert people. I have been the proud owner of the Nuvero 110 (previously NuBox 511) since June 12, 2018. After installation and connection and the first test listening, I can only say that the sun has risen in my living room. Deep bass combined with a high degree of neutrality blew me away. (My equipment: Vincent SA-T7 and Vincent SP-20, Advance Acoustic CD player, Pro-ject turntable). I suddenly hear details from my vinyl records that I didn't hear before. I am completely thrilled. 😂 😂

The last time I went to one of the two stores for a listening test was in 2006, when I received excellent advice from Mr. Hutter, which ultimately led to the purchase of two nuLine 120s, a nuLine AW-1500 and two DS 50s, which are still performing to this day.
Last year I was once again at the Highend in Munich and was amazed at the performance of the nuVero 170s on display. After hearing the nuVero 170s again this year at the Highend, I decided to travel to Aalen and compare them with the other Nubert speakers in the listening studio. Thanks to Mr. Schneider's excellent advice, it quickly became clear that it should and had to be the nuVero 170.
Paid for, packed into the car (the car should have a 2m long loading area), set up at home on my own (this is possible with a little technology), connected up and enjoyed the quality of the speakers.
What a sound experience? albeit with a little input from the Yamaha RX-A3070.

Many thanks once again to Mr. Schneider for the great support in making the decision. The 2nd listening studio, in which the 3 different nuVero pairs were placed, made the difference in the sound quality of the speakers obvious.

Field report nuPro A-700

The nuPros A-700 have been with me for almost six weeks now. Delivery and commissioning went smoothly. Then I switched them on and was quietly disappointed. The treble was far too harsh and over-present. So I lowered the treble by 2Db. Better!
I then left the speakers running non-stop for two full days just on the TV. I also set the treble back to normal. In any case, the speakers sounded very good on the TV.
The treble became much more pleasant, the Hires recording 'There's a Time' by Doug MacLeod, played with Roon via the Bluesound Node 2. Fantastic! As if they had just dropped by to play for me in my living room. Change of fingering, the plucking of the strings, the voice, pure goose bumps!
Then some classical music, the Quartetto di Cremona has recorded all of Beethoven's string quartets on eight CDs in fantastic quality, which are also available as hiresfiles from Audite. I selected the third movement of the String Quartet in A minor Op. 132 No. 15 from Part V and listened to it. Here too, with my eyes closed, I couldn't shake off the feeling of being in the same room as the quartet.
The instruments are reproduced in all respects as naturally, vividly, crystal clear and in the right dimensions and timbres as if you were listening to a live concert rather than a recording.
I could give many more examples here, but what the speakers deliver on the digital side is sensational!
But there is also the analog input of the speakers - does it meet my requirements? This is particularly important for me. Because I don't want to digitize my record collection (approx. 1700 LPs and counting). With records, I can celebrate listening to music and I want to keep it that way. I connected my Kuzma Dreher with Benz Glider L via the Lehmann Black Cube SE right from the start.
First records that I know inside out. The Grumiaux ? Trio recorded all of Mozart's string quintets, of which record 3 with the String Quintet No. 5 in D major KV 593 is on the turntable. From the very first bar, the cello on the front right gives me goose bumps! Brilliant!
The live atmosphere is also here, and yet something is missing, difficult to describe, but I had the feeling that I was sitting a little further away from the action and missed some of the clarity that I heard in the digital recordings. The localization sharpness was also not quite as good in comparison. But on the whole I was very satisfied. I then listened to it again and again for over two weeks, compared with digital, but I was disappointed.
There's still more to it! Could it be that the Lehmann didn't quite do the speakers justice?
So I bought the Goldnote PH10, plugged it in and played it in.
Then I played the String Quartet in A minor Op. 132 No. 15 again, but this time on the 2nd side of the LP from DG with the Lasalle Quartet.
WOW! Bingo! Yes, analog works! And how!
As if PH10 and A-700 belong together! Like one piece!
When I then set up the Lyra Delos pickup, my audiophile analog Elysion was perfect!
Tone colors, naturalness, clarity, live-like quality, bass foundation, stage representation, localization sharpness, simply everything and across all styles, simply incredible! Violins show body, violas too, but are not blown up into cellos, big orchestras sound like big orchestras.
Electropop by Yello, terrific! From the bass from the deepest cellar to the highest heights, everything is clear as a bell.
Jazz, blues, be it Norah Jones, Helge Lien, Kari Bremnes or the fantastic LP 'Monty Alexander solo' by Jeton. It's as if you've made yourself comfortable on the stool right next to Monty at the grand piano.
Or ?Nightbird? by Eva Cassidy. As if you were right in the middle of the live recording and Eva?s voice sings straight into your heart. Or John Lee Hooker?s ? it serve you right to suffer? in the 45rpm edition of Impulse! I have so much more to write!
No, I don?t miss my good old speakers, which served me very well for many years.
The fact that with the nuPro A-700 you don't just get 'loudspeakers' but also superb pre and power amplifiers makes the price even more incredible.
I listened to a lot of speakers, active and passive, beforehand. I couldn't find anything under 10K Euros that could hold a candle to the A-700.
To summarize, I can say that the A-700 speaker is a paragon of neutrality. What comes in goes out, without make-up and without filters. Bad in = bad out, brilliant in = brilliant out! This is independent of style. But this doesn't just mean the software but

Hello to the Nubert team,

I have been using the Nuline 32 for 5 years now - mainly for music but also partly for TV - and the sound is still good.
The Nuline 264 has now become the "acoustic extension" of the living/dining area. I've had the speakers for a good week now and can only say:
Everything is very convincing: service, shipping, packaging, workmanship, appearance and especially the balanced sound!

It was the right decision and we are really enjoying it.
Thank you and keep up the good work!
Thomas

My greatest compliments to your branch in Aalen and explicitly to Mr. Schatz. The advice was great. I had come here with the idea of buying a 5.1 system, but it turned out to be a top stereo system. Ultimately for the same salary, but now with far better components. Mr. Schatz instinctively knew how to advise me and give me the right things. The Cambridge CXA80 in combination with the NuLine 334 are a real delight in my living room. I wonder how I was able to listen to music at all before, because it's definitely on a different level now. Whether I'm listening to "La Traviata" (I think I'm sitting in a concert hall!!!! Wonderful), or my son turns on his "Gangsta Rap" (the bass goes through my stomach!!!)..... I am equipped for everything!
I have never received such good advice and will continue to turn to you with confidence.
Thank you very much!