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Dear Nubert Team 😬
I would very much like to know how it works with the nuPro A 20 ??? I have to order two of them 😱 or ??? Then I have two speakers with tone controls 🥴 Is the left or right speaker then controlled via one speaker or do I have to adjust the left speaker to the right speaker, for example? I find it a bit complicated !!! Wouldn't it be better to connect a passive speaker to the For the NuPro A 20 !!! 😉 I hope you know what I mean 🙂 Maybe there will be a new NuPro A 30 😉

The 4 Nubox 381s arrived today. Super fast service. The speakers, simply awesome. Previously had Bose, no comparison at all. The other brands can take a look at how to build really good speakers at a fair price. Crystal clear sound from the 381 and great bass. Together with the CS 411, absolutely brilliant. This is definitely the best speaker you can buy in this price range and can easily keep up with many floorstanding speakers. Bravo Nubert! Keep up the good work

Preliminary remark:
After 18 years of service, our old stereo system went into well-deserved retirement. Based on reviews, I put together the following trio: Cambridge Audio Azur 650 amplifier plus CD player (which were also available from Nubert at a reasonable price) and the nuLine 102 as a pair of speakers. The components are four times more expensive than the old equipment - my expectations were correspondingly high. However, my expertise in audio and hi-fi matters is limited due to a lack of comparison options, so my feedback should only be classified as layman's feedback.

Listening impression:
Over the last six weeks, I have spent quite a few hours in front of the new speakers and my succinct praise is:
What a stunning sound!
My favorite music is acoustic jazz, primarily quartets, usually in a classical line-up: drums, bass, piano + saxophone, e.g. by Garbarek, Björnstad, Gustavsen, Sheppard.
The above-mentioned combination reproduces the individual instruments with unprecedented differentiation and spatial localization. You can hear the nuances of Marilyn Mazur's extensive persuasion equipment on "Visible World" in the upper frequency spectrum: it tocks woodily, makes a silvery-metallic ticketick, the jingles in turn sound bronze-soft and full. Drum beats don't just go "boom", but the sound has an audible progression curve and its own timbre, depending on the instrument (which unfortunately I can't name correctly.) The bass range is precise and powerful at the same time. Well, and Garbarek's saxophones are soft, brittle, biting, relaxed - depending on the instrument. Overall, the sound is wonderfully differentiated: you feel as if you can assign each note (or instrument) its precise place in the room.
(During one of the first listening sessions, I opened my eyes in shock because I thought someone must be blowing into the saxophone 2 meters in front of me, the sonic illusion was so perfect ....)
Compared to the old system, the music has gained considerably in the upper and lower frequency range and the width of the listening room and the dynamics are incomparable. I've been to a few concerts by the Garbarek Group and didn't hear them any better than I do now from CD in my own living room. I think that's high praise for the devices.
I don't really need the adjustment switches on the speakers or the sound control on the amplifier, because in 90% of cases the pure, direct reproduction is optimal to my ears. I also returned the matching ATM module after a week. The bass depth that Leonhard Cohen's voice and bass on "Old Ideas", for example, need is also achieved by the devices in this way. The rest may be due to the room acoustics in our living room.

Afterthoughts:
1 - Some rock and pop CDs that I have always enjoyed listening to (e.g. U2, Sting, Queen, O'Connor) have lost a lot of their appeal, because the system mercilessly separates the technically good recordings (all praise to the ECM label at this point) from the bad ones: Many things sound mushy, unclean, flat and narrow-chested - more volume only worsens the impression.
2 - Due to their direct sales, Nubert's products are largely immune to comparative testing. So I can't say whether there is a stereo system that sounds better for 2500 ? However, many professional reviewers regularly claim in their magazines that the Swabian speakers are on a par with or even superior to more expensive speakers.

For my purposes, at least, I have found a simple but very classy-looking combination in this system that does exactly what I want it to do: reproduce acoustic music in a very differentiated way.

NUBERT tips for commissioning loudspeakers must be observed!!!

Dear readers,

Please take Mr. Nubert's advice on setting up your new NUBERT loudspeakers very seriously (as I did with my new surround set consisting of 2 x nuBox 681, 2 x nuBox 511 and 1 x nuBox CS-411), especially with regard to the following points:

1. "Acclimatization" at cold temperatures

2. careful cabling

3. Playing in for several hours without your presence in the listening room (!!!)

4. Careful positioning (test several positions if necessary)

This is the only way to really ensure that you exploit the full potential of your speakers, taking into account the specific characteristics of the listening room.

In my case, the effort and patience paid off enormously, especially as I compared the NUBERT set with my two other sets from KEF (2 x Q900, 2 x Q700, 1 x Q600c) and Monitor Audio (2 x Silver RX 8, 2 x Silver RX 6 and 1 x Silver RX Center) and wanted to be absolutely sure that I wasn't jumping to any conclusions. I therefore proceeded equally meticulously with all sets. Incidentally, two high-end Kipsch RT-12d subwoofers were also used in the listening tests (these can be perfectly adapted to the room acoustics and are undoubtedly among the elite of their kind).

Result:

All 3 sets have their strengths and weaknesses, with the NUBERT set making the best overall impression in my hi-fi studio (attic room with normal damping, approx. 50 m² base area and approx. 35 m² net area, sloping roof behind the surround speakers), making it both the absolute winner and the price-performance winner.

1st listening test without subwoofer (and in the case of the NUBERT set without ATM modules and with the treble and bass switches in neutral position)

The KEF set impresses with its resolution and spatiality. Coarse and fine dynamics are at a high level. The speech intelligibility of the center speaker is very good. However, the floorstanding speakers (especially the Q900) thicken the bass range too much, even at a relatively large distance from the walls, although they do reach down quite low (approx. 35 Hz). In any case, the bass is not very precise or fast. The workmanship of the speakers is very good (neatly fitted chassis, laminated housing in wood reproduction).

The Monitor Audio set comes very close to the KEF set in terms of resolution and spatiality. The center plays very powerfully. However, the front and rear speakers reach their limits relatively quickly in terms of coarse dynamics (especially the Silver RX 6). The bass of the Silver RX 8 doesn't reach quite as low (approx. 40 Hz) as the KEF Q900, but has significantly more contour and impulsiveness. The workmanship of the speakers is fantastic (everything fits perfectly and the real wood veneers look very classy). All in all, the Monior Audio set is, in my opinion, an extremely successful synthesis of good sound quality and solid workmanship.

The NUBERT set plays the most unspectacular, i.e. the most neutral, in my listening environment. The KEF and Monitor Audio sets can't keep up in terms of coarse dynamics. In terms of resolution and spatiality, the other two sets are slightly ahead. The timing of the high/mid and bass ranges is absolutely perfect with the nuBoxes - it's almost studio monitor quality. The bass is fast and precise, although not very deep (approx. 45 Hz on the nuBox 681). I didn't find any real sub-bass - at least when the nuBoxes 681 and 511 were positioned relatively close to the wall. The center fits almost seamlessly into the sound, which is not quite the case with KEF and Monitor Audio (slight inhomogeneity). In comparison, the Nubert set allows you to listen stress-free for the longest time without having to sacrifice the reproduction of fine details. In my opinion, the build quality is almost on a par with the KEF set, although I personally can do without the wood-effect foil.

2nd listening test with subwoofers (and with the NUBERT set without ATM modules and with the treble and bass switches in the neutral position)

The sound patterns of the 3 sets described above under 1. were basically retained after switching on the 2 subwoofers, whereby the relatively high lower cut-off frequency of the NUBERT speakers now proved to be a blessing. The coupling of the subwoofers was absolutely perfect here. The Monitor Audio set performed similarly well, but the KEF "bass hogs" simply didn't want to succeed. The KEF set with the 2 Klipsch woofers was not a real pleasure even after intensive fine calibration - too much and too soft bass was always the result, which sometimes also had a negative effect on the high and mid-range reproduction.

The NUBERT set ultimately overtook the other two ensembles as the most neutral, most powerful and most homogeneous sounding set - respect!!!


Sincerely,

Yours

W. Frank

Unfortunately, Nubert's Turbo shipping didn't arrive as quickly for me. When I ordered on 13.03.2012, the delivery only arrived this morning (30.03.2012). What stands out negatively for me is the fact that the communication at Nubert has a problem somewhere. Despite repeated inquiries by e-mail about the delivery/shipment (including to the personal e-mail addresses of Nubert employees), the company does not seem to feel the need to reply. A two-liner would be enough to let the customer know whether the delivery is on its way or whether there is any other problem.

Now to the positive:
The delivery (2x Nuvero4, incl. black BS-750 stand) looks very classy and high quality. Connected to an Arcam A28, the listener experiences a completely new musical experience. I particularly like the excellent workmanship of the speakers. Setting up/mounting the speakers on the stands was also done very quickly and accurately with the plates and material supplied.

Many thanks to Nubert (developers) for producing such a great result at a reasonable price/performance ratio. I am now waiting for the AW-12 to become available.

Best regards from Liechtenstein
Siegbert

The kind of service you always want:

AW-1500 (purchased in 2009) gives up the ghost.
19.03. - Call to Nubert (free of charge)
19.03. - Callback from the technician (description of the problem)
20.03. - An empty box is sent to me (of course I had already disposed of mine)
21.03. - Receipt of the box (with return slip)
23.03. - Shipment of the box filled with the defective AW-1500 to Nubert
26.03. - Receipt by Nubert
29.03. - I receive the repaired AW-1500

I can only express my heartfelt thanks for this fast and problem-free process. This almost inevitably binds customers to you and - I have already told five people about this great service.

MANY THANKS to the nubert team - keep up the good work

WAHNSINN !!! - almost faster than the "internet police" allows !!!

>>> ordered yesterday & arrived today: nuPro A-10!

"THE" multimedia loudspeaker with the honest sound, perfect in sound - simply TOP in
the price - performance !!!

>>>> to the point: once nuBert - ( 4 me ) always nuBert !!!

with audiophile rhenish greetings
PJ

moin moin.

from someone who moved out to buy some speakers for the dining room area...

in 2002 i was in swabian gmuend for the first time. a work colleague had recommended nubert to me after i had wandered through various "specialist stores" and so-called "listening studios". the advice was not worth its name and a real test was not possible anyway. next to the "listening studios" people were testing car hifi components, hundreds of tvs were running...

so i took an afternoon off and packed my favorite cd s. my focus was on multichannel music and a little film.

i found the exact opposite of what i had experienced before in gmuend. the consultant knew his stuff, and what surprised me was that he didn't try to talk me into anything but helped me make my decision. my choice was 4 nubox 380 plus a center nuwave cs-40. i still had a (passive) self-built sub from my buddy.

two years later i moved into a new apartment and i needed a new sub because the old one was unbelievably ugly. this time i didn't go down that road and ordered the aw-1000 blind. unbelievable... the old one was almost twice as big but couldn't even come close to the 1000 in any discipline.

this year i wanted to buy some floorstanding speakers for the dining room. after accompanying several friends to gmuend and all(!) of them went home with speakers and i have been a convinced listener for years, it had to be sound converters from nubert again.

i had 3 plans:

1. floorstanding speakers for the dining room, possibly with a sub. i had my eye on the nubox 511.
2. only subwoofers in the dining room and keep the 30 year old itt speakers.
3. as we now have a sloping roof in the living room, a couple of dipoles for the living room, and a couple of 380s in the dining room.

while listening to them in gmuend i realized... the better is the death of the good. i could hardly believe how much better the other speakers sounded compared to the 380, but also the 511.
after the first sacd, brothers in arms, i really wanted a set of 681s for the dining room. they sounded outrageously good for the price. the 511s were completely out of the running. now i turned to the nuline nuvero wall. of all the speakers, i found the nuline 102 the most pleasant.

after 2 hours of stereo rehearsal, the rumbling started. my plans were good, but overtaken by current events. off to the multi-channel studio. tron was shown... just a quick test of the dipoles...

then two weeks to think about it.

what can i say. now they are here in the living room... 2 nuline 102 and 2 ds-62. a few 380 are now in the dining room.

i am very, very satisfied. thank you very much for your work

Dear Nuberts,
I would like to use this little story to express my thanks and appreciation for your outstanding loudspeakers and your excellent customer service:


The 3-month unsuccessful search for new loudspeakers, which drove me all over southern Germany's hi-fi stores, brought me to the sobering realization: no matter how much money you invest, there is no such thing as a jack-of-all-trades in this sector either.

Too analytical, too flat, too bassy, too shrill, too mid-range, too muffled, too ? . There was always something to criticize. Even high-end speakers costing 12,000 euros were unable to cope with my demands and loudspeakers.

Inwardly, I was already saying goodbye to new transducers. I'd rather buy the CD player that I'd seen, heard and taken to my heart on my odyssey and use my 102 NuLines, which are still doing their job on the Nubert surround system front. They don't sound that bad either.

So I got a switchover box and the Nubert twins from the Ostalb will be playing surround and stereo in future.

Nubert? Aalen? Just around the corner! I'll give it a try. I'll give it a try. I packed my CDs and went there. As always, an extremely nice atmosphere there and a friendly, patient and competent Mr. Schneider to talk to.
Into the listening room and off we go: 1½ hours tour de force for ears and speakers.

The 122s: A huge amount of music in the room, bass to the max. But also mighty big.
Then the 14 Nuveros: even bigger. Twin-tower hi-fi power XXL. Unfortunately too much speaker in my 80m³ music oasis at home.
And the 11s? Unfortunately they lose the duel against the 14s. High Noon at Nubert!

I can already see myself packing up my CDs and trudging off disappointed.

Next to the pair of 11s stands the bonsai edition of the NuVero floorstanding family: the '10'.
"Now that you're here, you can also listen to the Liliputs..."

Out of anger and frustration, the little ones get it right on the membranes:
Do You Read Me? by the unforgettable Rory Gallagher: a fat snare on 2 and 4 and a thick bass drum as an intro.

Wait a minute, what's that? Where does that sound come from?

Rory out and a number sharper in: Mothers Finest, the mother of funk rock, 'Mickey's Monkey', 'Hard Rock Lover', there's a bang in the deep cellar.
Is that really coming from the Minis? I put my ear to the chassis. Indeed! The 11s and 14s are ashamedly silent.

Then the acid test of audiophile control freaks: Sarah K. 'Waterfall', Sophia 'Big City Rot', Jennifer Warnes 'The Hunter' and the icing on the cake, 'Bad Asses' by Stanley Clarke.
I can't believe it. I'm sitting in the music, crystal clear, incredibly spacious, not too shrill, not too centered, not too?

Finally, the ultimate stress test: 'Knock Out' by Charly Antolini. The beats are, I beg your pardon, "dry as a fart" and crisp, with incredible precision and attack. (?Oops, Charly didn't hit the snare head exactly on a rimshot?).

There's no such thing: so small and sound so grown-up! I'm blown away.

Mr. Schneider, please wrap it up!

Conclusion: The NuVero10 literally leads a shadowy existence between its big sisters. Unjustly, in my opinion.

My tip: if you don't like the 11s "somehow" and the 14s towers overtax your room architecture and/or your wallet, you should definitely listen to the small 10s. So much fascinating sound from so little volume is almost uncanny.

By the way, there's also a pleasant side effect: the friendly, benevolent smile of your spouse because, contrary to expectations, you don't come home with Doric columns, so you don't spoil the cozy home and thus preserve the marital peace.

Hello Nubet community,

About a week ago my Nubox 381 arrived, which I wanted to use together with my new Magnat Omega Sub 25 A subwoofer and my Yamaha RS 700.

The very next day the neighbors complained about the booming of the sub, so I left it out, but unfortunately the little Nubis lacked a bit of bass.

I decided to order the ATM 381 to test how positively they could influence the sound.

What can I say, the ATM arrived today and I realized that the subwoofer had to go.

This combination of speakers and ATM is amazing.
I got more than I expected for this low price.
Normally real German workmanship is quite expensive, but not with you.

What will I get if I order the Nubox 681 + ATM? (wait 2-3 years)

First save money and convince my wife!

My brother told me just yesterday that he wouldn't buy Nubert speakers, he'd heard that Teufel was the measure of all things and he didn't know Nubert, nor had he heard my speakers.

I had to laugh at him for that statement.

Just carry on for a few more decades, I need new stimuli every 2-3 years.