Guestbook

Dear Nubert Team

Many thanks for the fast delivery. Your service is brilliant.
I treated myself to the nuline 264 this time. As I already own the AW-1100 and a nuline Center and am very satisfied with them, the others had to be replaced.
Someone once wrote in your guestbook that he now hears things he didn't hear before. He was right. Although my old speakers (10 years old, 2-way) were not the cheapest, I realized that the nuline speakers are much better. Very clear and clean highs / mids. You can recognize the instruments by the sound. Amazing.
It's just a shame that there's no store in the Berlin area. So I had to rely on Mr. Siegle's recommendation after a long and sometimes amusing conversation. He recommended the 284, but I went for the 264 after all.
Conclusion: everything done right. Many, many thanks
Criticism: there was no Nubi in one box - what do I tell my two grandchildren now? 😂 😂

Greetings from Berlin

I have 2 NV60s in the basement, with a Yamaha S-701 Natural Sound.

Incl. matching CD player and BlueLino Price: approx. 2-2,500?

Incredibly good sound; can play beautifully softly, but can also really hit - the little things and without sub, simply WOW - Star Wars soundtrack can be enjoyed even more and with other/disco music you can feel the pressure in the whole room.

The highs are incredibly clear; I honestly don't know what exactly to listen for in the mids; the bass is deep (for the size, without a sub), powerfully clean, depending on the song in the background, but sometimes also nice and hard.
- All 3 drivers play great as a team.

I connected the TV and BDP once and have to say that the sound at the Queen concert, as well as at Jupiter Ascending or Lone Ranger, is amazing in 2.0 mode - when the US president's helicopters are taken out of the sky during London has fallen, wobble... really cool.

As far as the sound switches are concerned, I couldn't really find out any differences, except that the bass is too low when the bass is reduced.


All in all, price/performance TOP!!!


PS: If anyone from the Aalen branch is reading this, please turn up the Atmos speakers in Studio 3, you can hear almost nothing from above.

And set up the AW-350 in Studio 2 so that it can be heard with the AS-250.

I have been the proud owner of the Nuvero 110 since November 2016. Until then, I only knew Nubert from the relevant trade magazines. Then chance brought me to one of the few branches in Germany in Duisburg. Up to this point, I had always had large-volume loudspeakers, as I had previously been of the opinion that volume could only be replaced by even more volume. But now that my wife wanted smaller speakers, the dilemma began. We listened to various speakers. Even my wife then noticed that all the ?smaller? speakers sounded more like clock radios compared to ours. So at some point we ended up with Nubert and had almost given up hope. What we then heard was phenomenal. We realized relatively quickly that it should either be the Nuvero 110 or 140. But the 140s were too big again. I expressed the fear that the 110s might not be able to reproduce the full spectrum at low volumes. The consultant said that I should try that first and then I could buy an ATM afterwards. After many attempts and a little dissatisfaction with some of the sound spectra, which is certainly also due to one or two bad CDs, I have now decided to buy the right ATM. That was the best decision. I now experience a sound experience that is second to none. The bass boost is terrific and the mid/high range is so well tuned that the overall presence is much clearer. I can recommend this technology with a clear conscience and enjoy it every time I listen to music. 😂

The worse is the enemy of the good...

My nuPro A-10s have been serving me well on my PC for years. But since more and more music has been played and the "little ones" have reached their limits in the bass range, support was needed. As an addition to the family, the nuPro AW-350 was the obvious choice.
After browsing through the product portfolio, the nuBox AW-443 was shortlisted for me. The same connectivity options and even better technical data were the deciding factors in the end.
Ordered on Thursday night, delivered on Saturday morning and integrated into the system immediately afterwards without any problems.
Now the little ones have a big brother that provides ideal support for the bass - and can play freely in their favorite frequency range.
It doesn't get any bassier than this...

Best wishes and keep up the good work!

Dear Nubert team
In April I replaced my old surround system with the NuVeros and a Denon. So far so good. I hadn't listened to classic stereo for a long time because I had bought a sinfully expensive system years ago with great sound and bass, but the stage was missing. My ears were to blame, I thought. If, like me, you listen to the nuVero 60 in Pure Direct on the Denon, you see and I saw. Is there more to see? In the last few months I've read almost all the articles on the net about the nuControl and nuPower D / A, I've read what feels like a thousand.

On September 16, the time had come and I drove straight to Schwäbisch Gmünd, where the nuControl and the nuPower D (the A was dropped, as no one can hear the difference with a nuVero 60) were already waiting for me. But I still had a question. The AW-600 sub was on the Denon and I wanted to connect it to the nuControl as well, since the nuVero 60 "only" has a bass. Mr. H. Nubert, product consultant, came up with the idea of simply installing a crossover with a switch between the amplifiers and the bass, which he gave me straight away. To say it straight away, it works perfectly. But here's the but: when I entered the nuVero 60 in the nuControl speaker setup, I had enough power without the sub, but I had the choice to try it out.

However, I would like to add one more improvement. In surround mode, the integration is not entirely without problems. The first time I tried it, I plugged the Denon directly into the nuPower via RCA, but if I wanted to listen to stereo, I had to switch from XLR to RCA "at the back", which was a bit awkward. In my second attempt, I plugged the connection to the nuControl into an analog input. The advantage here is that I can save all the settings and call them up conveniently on the remote control. But I'm quite uneasy about this because the nuControl is 100% open (0dB) and that with one kilowatt on the nuPower.

In the end, this entry has become longer than expected, but I would like to thank the whole Nubert team, a very, very big thank you. Now I only have one problem, the nuAddiction. The next visit is planned for next year (I hope).

Greetings from Switzerland
Rudi Mayer

My girlfriend and I drove from Leverkusen to Duisburg today (9:30 am) to listen to the 483 against the 683, the appointment was at 11 am.
When we arrived there at 11:30 a.m., slightly late due to the nice traffic jam - after all, it's about 50 km - we received a nice welcome and were allowed to start right away.
The speakers were already prepared.
Unfortunately, at some point I accidentally switched to other speakers.
The ones we hadn't considered.
Our jaws dropped to the floor, our eyes wide open.
There they are!
The 334 of the NuLine series.
We were allowed to listen to them spontaneously against the cheaper 84.
The end result, unfortunately the piggy bank still needs to be fed, we would have liked to order on the spot today, but the fine mid-high range sound convinced us both so much that we will wait.
A big compliment to the developers and a big compliment to Mr. Hinsenhofen, who was so patient and eager to advise us and let us listen.

Greetings Chris

Hello Mr. Siegle,
you're not serious? what are you trying to do? what were you thinking with the A-100? that's just not on! How can you do that?

GIVE ME SUCH A GOOD BOX?

I still have goose bumps when I listen to it (almost all night). Especially when you look at the A-100 again and think about which one is playing now.

334 or 100.

Except for the draft, of course. Whereby the draft of the A-100 even makes the curtain flutter for its "size".

How did you manage it? To conjure up such a sound from such a small speaker? The omnidirectional behavior is absolutely great! I think the 334 and the entire nuLine series would also look very good with the rounded cabinet edges of the Pro series.

Handling and processing of the A-100, delivery and contact with you! perfect. A+++++

I would also like the surface of the A-100 remote control (soft touch) for the nuControl FB!!! Plus lighting.

Just wanted to thank you again for your perfect work!!!!

How can you??? Keep up the good work!

Best regards from Sielenbach

Robert Schwarz

Dear Nubert team,

A big compliment to the service department. My AW-560 subwoofer, of which I am still absolutely convinced, has developed a hum problem after 10 years. My fault analysis identified the transformer as the culprit. Unfortunately, no comparable spare part could be found on the Internet. Somewhat frustrated, I contacted the Nubert service hotline. A friendly lady promised me a call back from the service team within the next 30 minutes. And so it was. An employee took care of my problem and called me back the next day. I now received the spare part I wanted for a very fair price. An absolute highlight in the service desert that is Germany.

Thank you very much!
Jens Hildebrandt

Dear Nubert team, this is the second time I have bought active loudspeakers from you. Thank you for the fast and uncomplicated delivery. The preliminary telephone advice was competent and helpful.
And what Nubert gets out of such small loudspeakers is remarkable, I'm happy with the great sound I now enjoy in my kitchen. Absolutely recommendable!

With thanks and best regards from Munich U.

I started with Nubert with an article about active speakers in the FAZ. Nubert, who or what the "hell" is Nubert? But I've been fascinated by active speakers for a very, very long time, ever since I heard some at a friend's house many, many years ago. So I cut out a newspaper article. Which spent a long time in a pile with other newspaper articles. I remembered it when I was once again annoyed by the poor quality of my "cheap" soundbar. It was perfect that Nubert had just released the AS-450 stereo board. But it cost many times more than my current soundbar. That hurts.

Well, in April the time had come and I took the plunge. After all, I still had the option of sending the stereo board back.
Then it arrived, the "fat" part. Heavy as a pig but visually it was an absolute hoot. After unpacking it, the decision was already made? I wouldn't want to give it back voluntarily... ? Connecting it was child's play. A "wow" at first hearing. And then I immediately thought that it was worth every penny of the proud EUR 1,335. Then came a long phase of trial and error with connecting here, connecting there... Bass (which is very powerful) up, bass down. And above all, playing with the SYS HP setting. Guys, changing this setting changes the character of the stereo board tremendously. The countless hours I've spent trying it out are definitely worth investing. Because the possibilities for changes are almost unlimited. The placement of the stereo board (in my case, distance from the wall and "central?" placement to the sofa) also has a decisive influence on the sound. As you can imagine, our domestic peace was often put under a great deal of strain during this time. So my better half once sighed "don't you want to ride your motorcycle again"? :-). No, I didn't want to. And then the time came? "We" had found the "optimum?" set-up and setting! Listening to music with the AS 450 is also a pleasure. So we were all completely satisfied for the time being and peace and well-being returned to our home?

But then, I can't remember why, I came across the operating instructions for the AS-450 again. Hmm, it said? with a pair of system loudspeakers? a more generous effect reproduction (in stereo) would be possible. Then it went back and forth in my head for a long time: I was actually already way over our budget for listening to music when I bought the AS 450. Hmm. But listening to a rehearsal, I could still afford that? :-)

Thought and then did it two weeks ago. I had the A-300 components recommended by Nubert plus the A-350 subwoofer delivered. And another "wow": now it came, the real stereo effect. But somehow, someway, the A-300 speakers plus subwoofer never really reached us. It wasn't the "wow" that the AS-450 was, and it didn't really fit in with the huge AS-450. The additional subwoofer also presented us with the problem of where to put it. After all, this was a living room and should remain a living room and not look like a listening studio.

So I also had the A-600 speakers delivered for a direct comparison. By the way, a big compliment to Nubert at this point: everything always went smoothly and super. A-600 unpacked and connected. And now a "wow wow". A quantum leap to the A-300, but really. After a few test listens, it came out of the back of my head? now it was all too late anyway - could the A-700 be another quantum leap?! But to have a few more speakers delivered to me now? What was I supposed to do with all those speakers all alone in the house, I thought warningly? Because my "better half" had already seriously threatened to move out?

So I took a day off last week, packed all the boxes into the car (thank goodness I have a station wagon :-) ) and drove to Schwäbisch Gmünd. And that was a very, very wise decision, as you are about to read!!!

I had an appointment in one of the many hearing studios there and naturally wanted to hear the A-700 straight away. And I got what I had "feared": Another quantum leap. After the first minute of listening, my thought was to pack up and take them home. But I hadn't reckoned with the Nubert consultant. He urged me to listen to all the CDs I had brought with me. Okay, I wanted to do him that favor. After all, I had driven over 200 km. But it was actually clear that it was the A-700.

As I zapped back and forth between the A-600 and A-700 with the remote control, I switched the speakers to speaker no. 8 [...].