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Author: Manfredo
Feb 17, 2012, 10:58:25 AM

I've been listening to music with the NuWave 3 for eleven years, but recently I thought I wanted a new sound and picked up a pair of second-hand T&A Helios MIDIs - not bad either. Plugged in and listened, good sound. But when I plugged my NuWaves back in, I had a big 😬 on my face! Although not bad, the T&A can't hold a candle to the Nuwave and so I will probably use it for parties and listen to my Nuwaves in the living room for the next eleven years! 🙂

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Author: Michael R
Feb 16, 2012, 8:13:25 PM

Episode 3 for Heim Sound.

After two 681s provided stereo and front surround sound, a 411 was added as a center and two 311s as rear speakers. Now the 991 has been added.

After "correct" tuning and adjustment of the 991, the listening test followed with various test CDs and DVDs.

The result can be seen and heard: rich bass (powerful through the 681s and deep through the 991s) great mids and highs (clear and distinct).
The system is almost unbeatable when it comes to music and top in the movie sector.

My verdict: unbeatable for this result and experience in conjunction with the price!

Tip for testing the speakers: Yello-The Race

Thank you and please keep up the good work!

Greetings

Michael

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Author: Oliver
Feb 16, 2012, 2:44:10 PM

Hello everyone,

Yesterday two CS-72s arrived, which I picked out after a lot of back and forth, because I need a replacement for my 25 year old Teufel M200. Large floorstanding speakers aren't exactly ideal in our living room, so I decided to go for these two as my main speakers. In a nutshell, they're really great, we sat in the living room until half past twelve this morning and rediscovered our old CDs.
I'm already looking forward to making some more when the bank account plays along again 🙂

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Author: Klaus Quirrenbach
Feb 15, 2012, 12:57:44 PM

Hello dear Nubert team,

In the course of our living room renovation, I opted for the nuline WS-12 set in conjunction with the AW-560 subwoofer (also for visual reasons). The flat speaker system is not only a feast for the eyes with its stylish wall brackets, but has also more than fulfilled my high expectations in terms of sound. I have been a fan of large-volume floorstanding speakers for more than 20 years. I was pleasantly surprised that a flat-panel loudspeaker system in combination with the really excellent subwoofer could easily keep up. Both in stereo mode and in 5.1 surround mode for movies, the sound is absolutely convincing. My wife agrees, by the way. Her greatest joy was and is that the huge speakers have finally disappeared from the living room and there's now something to look at on the wall that also sounds really good.

Best regards from a new Nubert fan

P.S.: As far as adjusting the subwoofer on the set is concerned, I can only recommend that everyone takes the time to do this properly. If the phase, volume and frequency are not set correctly, you will be disappointed at first. For example, I had set the phase completely wrong and was somewhat disappointed by the strong but imprecise bass of the woofer. I then adjusted the phase correctly days later and the sound was perfect 🙂 :p

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Author: Felix Radke
Feb 11, 2012, 11:24:35 AM

After visiting the studio in Aalen at the beginning of 2012, I have been the proud owner of the NuVero 11 for about two weeks now.
I use the speakers with the T+A E-Series music receiver. The sound is simply outstanding. Even the first test, quickly connected to my old Denon integrated amplifier on the evening of delivery, was really impressive. I can hear my CDs (classical, jazz, rock) in a new way. I'll see whether I'll buy the ATM module. The bass is already so convincing without the module that I'll do without it for now.
In my opinion, the NuVero fully deserves the title of floorstanding speaker of the year 2011. The speaker is really technically and with its slim silhouette also visually 😂 a success.

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We are delighted that we were able to inspire you with our nuVero 11.
Please allow us to point out that for the nuVero 11 and 14 models, the ATM module is not primarily used to extend the low bass, but simply provides more options for individual listening or room adjustment by reducing the bass level and adjusting the mid/high control.

Author: Andreas Regel
Feb 9, 2012, 10:55:38 AM

Hats off, very good advice from Mr. Siegle.
2 nuLine 82 and a CS-42 driven by an Onkyo TX-NR609 bi-amp.
Cleanly resolving speakers, clean bass range. Very good stage imaging in stereo mode.
Finally got speakers that meet my requirements. I will also replace my rear speakers.

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Author: Hubertus Schaal
Feb 7, 2012, 9:29:22 PM

After 2 happy Nubox 681 years, I have purchased a 681 ATM module for use with a CD player on a trial basis. For my taste, the Nuboxes without the module are sufficiently powerful and brilliant for electronic/dub music (even at low volumes), but I find the effect of the small box with acoustic music (choirs, jazz, pop of any kind) so wonderful and convincing that I wanted to mention it here.

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Author: Jens F.
Feb 7, 2012, 9:20:02 PM

So now, after almost eight years with my NuBox set as a home theater, I have treated myself to a sound upgrade for my study in the form of the NuPro A10.
At the time, I had already praised the excellent neutrality of the NuBox 380 and was and still am impressed by the sound and dynamics.
After my old PC squawkers from Lo....ch tortured me with a squashed frequency response and exaggerated bass, I have now achieved the optimum.
A light, airy and well-resolved sound, if necessary with a dry and astonishing bass foundation (tested with music by Tiesto, Schiller and Nightwish).
The localization of individual instruments in orchestral music also totally inspires me, because sometimes it sounds !almost! like live music...

MP3 songs below a bit rate of 192kBit, however, should no longer be listened to. You can 'hear' the missing components immediately in comparison with the CD audio version.

What I am particularly pleased about is the audible and visible evolution at Nubert. Thank you for this reliability and the great developments. 😂

P.S.: Now I just need this brilliant sound in my next car :rolleyes:

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Author: Mario
Feb 4, 2012, 6:00:59 PM

Hello dear Nubert team.

What can I say, how should I start?

After the more or less poor sounding days I had with my Teu... speakers. I thought I needed something newer, some compact ones that don't show their strength immediately. Present themselves as a wolf in sheep's clothing.

After several hours spent in forums and countless test reports that I studied on the Internet, "NUBERT" came up again and again.

Okay, I thought to myself and ordered the highly praised nuBox381 together with the BS-650.
Ordered on Tuesday evening and already in the living room on Thursday morning.
Set up and connected to my Onkyo SR-TX507.

And then...

...hmm, well, the treble is good. But the much-praised bass backdrop is missing.

I thought, that can't be right. Are they perhaps broken?

I tried different positions and nothing changed.

Okay, then radical cure. Set the AVR to factory settings, pressed the small inconspicuous "Pure Audio" button on the AVR and...

"Mouth open"... boar ... has someone hidden a sub here?

Now the little infernal things are playing so precisely and coherently and so richly that you can't stop spitting.

!!! Chapeau!!!

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Author: claudio sechi
Feb 3, 2012, 10:04:24 PM

hello again

the problem* with the br pipe was clarified objectively and, above all, very competently
thank you to mr. bühler 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

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*...the BR pipe was just not flush in the cut-out. The tip with the rubber mallet was probably helpful...
All is well. :-)

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