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Author: Dirk
Nov 1, 2008, 5:20:45 PM

Hello H. Nubert

If you think that I will send the speakers back to you
you can wait a long time, you will never get them back.

Great sound not only in the listening studio but also at home, I haven't heard anything comparable yet.

I hesitated for 3/4 year but now I have no regrets. Went to the store in Aalen, nice staff, drove 200 km, it's worth it.


Greetings Dirk

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Author: Anne
Oct 28, 2008, 2:23:30 PM

Hello,
I know this forum is not for advice, but I'm thinking about mounting my speakers on the wall (Nubox 311). With your wall brackets, I somehow can't imagine how to attach the speaker to them. So it would be great to see a real example. But maybe someone else has a tip for me on what makes sense to use. Best regards Anne

Answer from the Nubert-Team

Hello "Anne"
Please click on the "Enlarge image" link on the product pages of the wall brackets - there you will see a concrete example of how the box is attached...

Author: Musikfreund
Oct 27, 2008, 7:51:34 PM

It was a lot of work before they could finally be placed on the second floor next to my beautiful cherry-colored nuLine122:
Majestically large, anthracite color, simply very classy - the new nuVero14 !

The listening experience is absolutely outstanding: excellent resolution, extremely dry deep bass, which harmonizes perfectly even with my rather small room. Every CD delivers a new sound experience, with new impressions... It's simply great fun, whether it's jazz, classical or pop!

Many thanks to the entire Nubert team!
(and the forwarding agent, who helped "heavily")

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Author: Tobias
Oct 27, 2008, 5:15:02 PM

Hi guys, I'm very interested in Nubert speakers, but I'd like to try them out. Now the question arises where I can do this near 26842 Ostrhauderfehn!

I'm really desperate!

Thank you in advance :redface: :redface:

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Author: Lothar Maschowski
Oct 27, 2008, 2:58:00 PM

I have been an extremely satisfied owner of the NuLine 102 since the beginning of 2008, which I operate on an ONKYO chain. The sound, workmanship and customer service are first class. Nevertheless, here are two points of criticism: Why are the cable connection terminals only marked with a red and black colored ring and not with "plus" or "minus"? Doesn't the speaker also come with a "Nubi"? It wasn't included in my delivery.

Answer from the Nubert-Team

The symbols "+" and "-" are stamped into the plastic on the terminal between the upper and lower terminals. Normally, a Nubi should be included with every shipment. However, since the hand-painted guy is not a penny item, it would be cost-prohibitive to include it with every box. When you buy a speaker in our listening studios, we are happy to include a Nubi on request.

Author: Ulli Dirks
Oct 27, 2008, 9:11:16 AM

There is something else positive, apart from the good sound and perfect service. I have bought many a loudspeaker from Nubert and sold them on at some point. (It can always be better). As I always keep the original packaging, it is completely stress-free to send the "old" speakers. The packaging is so sturdy and cleverly designed that you don't have to worry about something not arriving in one piece. I think I have to praise them for that too.

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Author: segelohr
Oct 23, 2008, 8:27:05 AM

Hello.

I own quite a few Nubert loudspeakers, but I would still like to
not about the sound qualities, but about the top service.
top service.

As I would like to attach the covers of my 511s to the rear
the back, I needed the right mounting sockets.
bushings.
After an inquiry to the service department, the parts arrived
in my letterbox. Quickly and free of charge. That's fun.
fun.

Thank you very much and keep up the good work.

Andreas

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Author: Joachim Schmitt
Oct 21, 2008, 11:57:57 AM

Hello Nubert team,
I'm planning to buy a pair of Nubert ? floorstanding speakers and am faced with the problem of how to place them "close to the wall".
My living room is not exactly small at 35 square meters ? but I still can't keep the recommended distance of 100 cm from the side wall and at least 50 cm from the rear wall.
How people in much smaller living rooms manage this is beyond me.
Before I hopefully find the long way to your studios one day, I would be grateful for some preliminary information on which floorstanding speaker from which series is most suitable for placement close to the wall.
is most suitable for wall placement.

Thank you and best regards
🥴

Answer from the Nubert-Team

Hello Mr. Schmitt!
Please understand that this guestbook is not intended to be a platform for advice. However, in our nuForum you can ask such questions to our customers. Otherwise, please contact the friendly ladies and gentlemen on our toll-free hotline...

Author: Niederste - Werbeck, Jürgen
Oct 19, 2008, 4:32:13 PM

Dear Nubert team,

I was actually planning to become a member of the forum. Until some time ago, I had the impression that the tone of the forum was very pleasant in contrast to other forums. Unfortunately, I now have to revise my opinion.

What I have read in the last few days no longer corresponds at all to my idea of an objective discussion. Until now, inappropriate polemics and personal attacks were quite rare. Even the "Nubert Staffs" no longer acted as a mediating factor here.

It remains to be said that one of the most unpracticed skills in this country is to conduct a factual controversy without hostility or disparagement. A pity, really.

Yours sincerely


Jürgen Niederste-Werbeck

Answer from the Nubert-Team

Dear Mr. Niederste-Werbeck!
You are certainly right that individual topics are not (or no longer?) discussed in the way and with the manners that we would wish. "Conversations" on the Internet suffer above all from the "facelessness" and thus the lack of facial expressions of the conversation partners. This is why there are constant misunderstandings and misinterpretations with corresponding "counter-attacks". Whether a full-time moderator could prevent this - we doubt it. Nevertheless, THANK YOU for your critical contribution.

Author: Pelikan
Oct 19, 2008, 1:59:51 PM

I put a pair of NuVero 4s into operation last week and let them play in for a few days. The sound can only be described as high-end with a clear conscience, certainly a big step forward compared to the NuWaves. The mid and treble range is detailed, but in no way annoying or tiring. The bass response is good, the speakers create a nice "space" (more so than the NuWave) and the bass foundation is really remarkable considering the size.
Rarely have I heard music so "live". Congratulations to the development team!

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