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Author: Melito
Aug 3, 2017, 3:27:48 PM

Mr. Siegle!

You're probably one of them, you sell addictive drugs and your boss isn't much better, he's depopulating the concert halls, it's called economically damaging behavior.

The 140s etc. have made me happy, the 170s with A Power, together with the rest of the equipment, catapult me into audiophile heaven.
into audiophile heaven, taming Mahler's 8th (Symphony of a Thousand) as well as Verdi's monumental Requiem,
Elton John's bluray for his 60th birthday is an experience, quiet sounds such as Andras Schiff's French Suites (piano) by Bach leave you in disbelief and amazement.
With your products, you are also selling a good piece of quality of life, so thank you very much for that.
And if you are ever in the area, be sure to stop by and listen, you will be amazed!

Best wishes from the beautiful Appenzellerland to the Ländle.

PS.

2x nuVero 170 Front to Power A
2x nuVero 140 SR SL connected to Power D
1 Center nuVero 70 to M1 PWR
2x nuVero AW 17
Denon 4520 / 3313 UD
2x nuVero 50 Rear

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Author: thxmeister
Aug 3, 2017, 12:17:57 PM

After 12 years with the Nuline 120, I treated myself to the Nuline334.
It was definitely worth it. I can only agree with the Audio test.
Much better than the 120 in every discipline.
An absolute recommendation to buy. Not as power-hungry as the Nuveros.
I run them with a Vincent sv 237. Great show.
Keep up the good work.

😬

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Author: Alexander Johannes
Aug 1, 2017, 11:38:12 AM

Hello dear Nubert team,

I have been an enthusiastic Nubert customer for over 15 years but finally reached my goal with my last update in 2016.
I've tried a lot, from nuBox to nuWave, nuLine, nuVero 2010 series to the current nuVero series with dba.
The current set was already gigantic in my previous apartment, but in my current house I was somehow not completely satisfied. My dba of 3x aw12 and 1x aw13 couldn't be integrated properly. So I reduced it to 2x aw12 and tested various avr's. From Pioneer to Marantz, I ended up with my current Anthem mrx1120. The music it gets out of the Veros is absolutely amazing! I can only recommend that you add Anthem to your range. However, as I still had discreet fashions, I tested again with the dba. The best result and finally to my complete satisfaction was the arrangement with three subs, 2x aw12 and 1x aw13, quasi as a central absorber at the rear. To get the frequency response linear, I had to cut it at 26Hz/24db, now it doesn't play quite as low but absolutely clean.
So set found: 2x nuvero60, 1x nuvero70, 2x nuvero30, 2x nuvero aw12, 1x nuvero aw13 and 4x nuvero50 for Atmos, all powered by the Anthem MRX1120!
Many thanks to the Nubert team for all their support and flexibility, you guys are great!

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Author: T.W.
Jul 27, 2017, 7:47:22 PM

Hello Nubert team,
I am very convinced of your product portfolio and will be buying hi-fi for several rooms from you for the first time in the near future.
However, I would like to express an idealistic demand for a not yet existing AW-750 with the bass chassis (coated or other cone, if possible) and bass amplifier of the AS-450, as narrow as possible and not too deep (e.g. 35x35), rather high for volume and a lot of low bass with low distortion, in the look of the AW-350 or the new active speakers in general. At a price of e.g. 685 to 745 euros 😂
In other words: a big brother of the AW-350 to complement an A-100 to A-700 even more bassily while avoiding a design mix.
Best regards
T.W. from C.

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Thank you for your entry. Please understand that we cannot make any concrete statements about future products. However, a larger nuPro woofer is not planned for the near future. (the bass performance of an A-700 is simply too good)

Author: Thomas J.
Jul 27, 2017, 3:22:00 PM

What can I say - once again it was a success!

Exactly 39 years ago, I bought my first Nubert 388 speakers with my communion money. And the addiction began. I probably won't be able to do it completely anymore, but I'm still trying to build up the history:
(related info on "historical Nubert speakers" from 1977 onwards: http://www.nuseum.jochenseeger.de )
- 388
- 471
- 554
- 680 (the one with the bend)
- 707 D (the "direct radiating" pyramid (truncated pyramid)
- 707 R (the "round radiating" pyramid - unforgettable in sound - sold in a weak moment)
- nuWave 125
- Living room: nuVero 11, nuVero 110, nuVero 140
- Office: nuVero 14, nuVero 140 (now Wozi), nuVero 170

Work far away from home - equipment at second home: nuVero 14 (the one from the office)
and in the bedroom nuPro A-700

If someone now says it's totally crazy - I can only agree with them ... 😂

Why am I writing here and why this history:

Because with every generation of speakers I've thought: "That's it - I don't need any better"
I've also had high Nubis speakers - the little-known Obeliske - which didn't sound good at all in my room. It was the only time that I couldn't get a Nubert speaker to "sound" in a room.

And now these two beautiful black monuments are erected in front of me and once again conjure up that deeply satisfied smile on my face. The name: nuVero 170.

Some money is spent with regret, some with compulsion ... and sometimes you spend it with infinite pleasure. Guess what ...

In my case, the duo nuControl and nuPower D (currently collecting money for the A) drive the sound columns. I had the nuVero 140 next to it for two days. Due to the "poorer" efficiency, the 170s were quieter, but it was still possible to compare the two transducers.

To keep a long story short: the nuVero 140 is a very good loudspeaker.
In the comparison at that time in the same place, the 140 was also able to outshine the 14, but the difference was much smaller than now between the 140 and 170. There is a debate in the forum as to whether this is a jump or a leap. For me, the tonal and spatial leap gets bigger with every listening session...

If you divide the investment for the speakers by the pleasure that is generated, the result is a value that makes any comparative figure (fast car, vacation ....) look old.

Günther - we've known each other for almost 40 years now - but you still manage -
(with a top team behind you, of course) - to surprise and inspire me. For that I say: THANK YOU!

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Author: Volker
Jul 25, 2017, 6:35:34 PM

Excellent products, awards from specialist journalists, enthusiastic customers. Certainly all criteria that characterize an established and very good company.
But what happens when a complaint arises? Here too, Nubert proves that its interest in the customer does not end once the speakers have been purchased. One of our nuPro A-200 speakers gave up the ghost after 3 years, nothing worked any more.
We called Mr. Bühler and he replied by e-mail the next day, stating that Mr. Domaier would be in touch to solve the problem. During the phone call, he described a known problem at Nubert with electronic components from the first series, the repair would be carried out free of charge for us even after the warranty had expired, and we would be sent empty original packaging for safe transportation.
The repaired box is back with us after 14 days and the Yamaha piano sounds worlds better again.
Best brand nationally, at least.

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Author: Paul S.
Jul 24, 2017, 3:41:24 PM

The nuVero 170 is the best loudspeaker I have ever heard. You simply have to experience the sound. I can't imagine which speaker could sound any better. The nuVero 170 is powered by 2 x nuPowerA. The room correction is done via nuControl.

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Author: Dominik H.
Jul 19, 2017, 10:30:12 AM

The NuBox 483 have now been in my ~15m² living room for 5 months.
In contrast to my previous speakers, these can be placed much closer to the wall without causing problems. No more booming, no more bass.

And in addition, a much wider stage and reduced localization between left and right - as if from a single source.

Outside of the stereo music mode, two NuBox 303 dipoles, a Nubox CS-413 center and a Jamo Sub 360 powered by a Yamaha RX-V 475 5.1 receiver.

Especially for small rooms or placement close to the wall: thumbs up!

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Author: Alex
Jul 11, 2017, 6:33:03 PM

Briefly about the Nuvero60: It's amazing, you wouldn't believe what comes out of such a small speaker. Respect to the development department. Somehow the laws of physics are being overridden - you can't produce such a low bass with such a small box 😂

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Author: Harleymike
Jul 10, 2017, 3:24:02 PM

I bought two pairs of Nubert 683s, one pair for my father and the other for myself. I decided on the 683s after reading test reports and customer opinions. I have a large Pioneer and a Marantz stereo amplifier as a power amplifier and otherwise all the speakers surround, bass etc. of the Heco GT series. At first I was worried that it wouldn't work with the Nuberts, but I have to say that it was the best decision I could have made. The sound is brute and yet very clear in the highs, these 683s.... are absolutely top class. You could actually do without the subwoofer now, because the 683s push out until the doctor comes. No booming bass like I thought, in movie scenes with explosions (Expendebils or John Wick) the bass comes out dry and clean. The best speakers I've had so far.... absolute recommendation to buy and for this insane price..... keep it up Nubert-Team....
Greetings Harleymike from Hamburg

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