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Author: Rantanplan
Dec 16, 2013, 2:37:52 PM
Unfortunately, I have to join in the general adulation.
NuLine24 as a front speaker.
Sounds so clean and airy down to the lowest available frequency that there's really nothing to complain about.
Thank you, really a big board!
P.S. The NuBox311 - a good speaker - doesn't stand a chance in direct comparison.
Author: Markus Kößler
Dec 15, 2013, 2:55:40 PM
Hello Nubert Team,
due to our spatial conditions (laying speaker cables is very difficult, etc...) I didn't buy a Nubert speaker but instead purchased a SONOS PlayBar with SONOS subwoofer black matt from the branch in Aalen. Sound, design, the very simple setup of the two components with bridge and SONOS speakers - simply brilliant. Sound - totally great.
I would like to express my special thanks to Mr. Yükselen and Mr. Ron. The advice was first class 😉
Both consultants were able to show me several options and ultimately find a great solution to my problem. A big, "fat" THANK YOU for this!!!
TOP recommendation!!!
Author: Karl
Dec 14, 2013, 11:21:14 PM
I was looking for really good technology, read pretty much all the forums and ended up at Nubert.
Nubert was very fair in announcing the delivery week, as there was a big rush for the speakers.
I paid in advance and waited.
The nuPro A-200 arrived punctually and very well packaged, and after a few hours of warming up, the big moment...................wauuuuuuuuu - a madness.
A huge compliment to the manufacturer. The speakers have a sound that is indescribable, you have to hear and experience them.
If anyone is still hesitating - you can go for it and you won't be disappointed.
Good luck to all other nupro owners.
😬
Author: Nachtaktiv
Dec 12, 2013, 9:30:53 PM
I am now the proud owner of the nuPro A-200.
I used to use the A-10 as a monitor for my small music production on the PC.
The A-200 is much more mature. With the slightly larger volume and the new digital internals, the bass in particular gains amazing depth. Even at low levels, the A-200 brings all frequencies perfectly to the ear. The A-10 was already brilliant, but the A-200 is simply awesome. If you want, you can now save yourself the trip to the living room, because action movies also come into their own in the study with the A-200 😬
Author: Volker Timme
Dec 9, 2013, 5:48:41 PM
I received the shipping confirmation for my nuPro A-200 on December 6th and they were delivered on Saturday. The speakers were given a day to warm up, and on the 2nd Advent they were finally tested for the first time with "Money for nothing". Overwhelming.
Now they were handed over to their actual destination, the sound enhancement of a Yamaha digital piano. This was a recommendation from Musikhaus Korn in Leipzig. Thanks to Mr. Bühler for his excellent advice.
Author: Alis
Dec 9, 2013, 2:49:11 PM
hello, my receiver is 8-16 ohms. my question would be can i connect 4 ohm speakers. here at nubert all speakers have 4 ohms.
Thank you in advance
Author: Michael K.
Dec 7, 2013, 4:57:44 PM
I received my nuPro A-200 today and of course tried it out immediately.
I listened to pretty much everything, classical, harp, rock etc.
Simply fantastic! It was worth the wait :-)
Recommendation!
Author: Horst Rump
Dec 4, 2013, 7:42:23 PM
😂 In November 2013, I purchased 2 x Nubox 311 and the AW 443 and
operate these on a Denon Ceol RCD- N8. The sound is actually without words.
I will probably sell my Akai amplifier and the Mxxxxx 753 floorstanding speakers.
Author: Rezam
Dec 3, 2013, 11:57:37 PM
I bought 4 nuBox 381s about a year ago. The decision was made in the Nubert listening rooms. Even with this inexpensive series, I was allowed to test extensively how which speakers in the nuBox series sound. That would be the first plus point.
In addition, I took four wall brackets with me and went home. The wall brackets are highly recommended because they are stable and easy to attach.
The speakers themselves are relatively large, but compared to previous floorstanding speakers they are definitely okay. They were installed in a living room measuring 5.5 x 4 m in the corners, each 50 cm away from the nearest wall. For support there is an active 2.1 system as a center and an active sub (this is also to become a Nubert).
The Nuberts are each connected in pairs to a Denon PMA-510AE, with cables of the same length. The sound source is my PC with a very good Asus sound card. This constellation allows me to activate or deactivate components depending on use.
-For games: Center and front amplifier on
-for music: front and rear amplifier with sub support
-for movies (picture on TV) all on
That's enough technology. First of all, the speakers were acclimatized for a few hours and then played in again for a few hours at a low volume.
At the same time, the speakers were aligned to my regular position.
Now I started playing everything the hard disk had to offer: Rock, techno, pop, classical music - everything possible.
It's amazing what such "small" speakers can produce in terms of sound. I played around for a long time with loudness, bass and treble or with and without a sub.
The conclusion after several weeks:
-Pc equalizer completely off
-Denon amplifier on Source Direct (max. 30% volume is sufficient)
-Sub for support even with music
Why the sub? To put it bluntly, the speakers are really powerful. But after intensive testing I realized that the Nuberts play even more freely when the lowest tones are removed (sound card is set to 80Hz).
In line with my personal preference for large stages, I switched on the treble boost via a switch on the rear panel. This gives me goosebumps when listening to orchestras or live music. From personal experience at festivals, I can say that I'm right in the middle of it all with my eyes closed.
What's really nice is that you can hear more in some songs that other speakers would have swallowed. On the negative side, some songs were glossed over by the old speakers and were no longer as beautiful. You can now differentiate more clearly whether someone is playing or singing incorrectly.
I think the issue of volume plays a subordinate role. I control it via the PC and the amplifiers are fixed at 30%. Anyone who looks at the data sheets will have noticed that my Denon speakers don't have the watts to keep the Nuberts busy. Don't worry, it's enough. I don't listen at the ultimate volume, but I want to feel music and movies when I enjoy them, and I can do that easily with this setting.
Then one day I had a first experience. A piece of music from an acquaintance set up an incredible stage and for the first time I was able to really experience how music "wanders" through the room. From the center to the width, suddenly focused to the left and located much further down. The same thing was then played again and again and the volume was turned up a little. If there had been 20 of us on the sofa, I would have closed my eyes and said I was standing in a live crowd of people.
Now some people might ask themselves, does he still have them all? Yes, all 4 and there will be more. Listen to the speakers, get some nice advice (like I did) and buy the experience. For a long time I was skeptical myself as to whether the reviews were all true until I listened to them myself. The speakers and brackets cost me around 900? and I can recommend them depending on your budget.
One thing in conclusion. The Nubert speakers have a very neutral sound. You first have to get over the sound coloration of the old speakers. But with patience and trial and error, you can build up a unique sound image.
Now I'm saving up for the sub and in a few years I'll listen to the big ones. Maybe I'll be crazy enough to buy the big series for a little bit more.
Author: Daniel V.
Dec 3, 2013, 9:20:03 AM
I have a Nubox surround system and I'm really impressed. It's not just the warm, clear sound of the speakers that inspires me, but also the price/performance ratio and the friendly and competent service.
Keep up the good work. All this and more characterizes Nubert.
We're sorry that you "had to" praise our little nuLine... Thank you for that!