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Author: Linda und Bernhard Benkmann
Oct 25, 2006, 4:37:42 PM

Hello everyone,

We would now like to make a comment after 4 weeks. Our choice fell on the Nubert NuLine 30 compact speaker Exclusiv High Gloss Black in combination with the Nubert ATM-30 module.

We are extremely satisfied with this purchase.
This combination leaves nothing to be desired, whether classical or
pop and rock.

We would particularly like to emphasize the extremely competent and friendly employee, Mr. Jörg Reichelt.
He responded to all our questions and was able to answer them with highly gratifying expertise.

If Germany is a service desert, then Nubert is the oasis.

Greetings and thanks from Oppelsbohm

Linda and Bernhard

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Author: Markus
Oct 24, 2006, 9:28:54 AM

It's maddening!!! Unbelievable!!!

I've had my nuWave 35 for 2 weeks now!!! 😂

To all the Prince fans out there!!!
You won't believe what you'll discover on your old Prince records!!! The subtleties you can still hear in his songs!!! Brilliant!!!

But all in all: a perfect sound for me!!! or does it get even better when 85 or more are connected!!! I would have the space!!! On the next vacation trip to the south a stopover must be made!!!

And to Stefan from Stuttgart, I absolutely agree!!! I listened to Beethoven's 6th at the weekend. A listening experience!!!

So I'm totally thrilled with the speakers!!!
And of course also the nubert team!!! Many thanks for the friendly telephone advice.

Greetings from Münster

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Author: Stefan B.
Oct 22, 2006, 5:17:13 PM

Hello everyone!

For all those who still have doubts: I've had the nuWave 35 in my student room for a week now and since then I've hardly been able to get it out of my system!
Before that I already had very good compact loudspeakers from an audiophile company in Essen (multiple test winner etc.). There was actually no need for anything new...
But then (fortunately) I drove to Schwäbisch Gmünd (during the week at lunchtime, when there's not much going on) and treated myself to a detailed listening test.
First of all, praise to the Nubert team: friendly, competent and unobtrusive! Even after an hour in the listening room at brutal volume levels ;-) (Greetings to Marco Herter)
And the speakers?
nuBox 310: Very solid for the size! Almost magic with the ABL module.
nuBox 380: Powerful, clean, clear. In comparison, the speakers in the average German household sound like they were made yesterday.
nuWave 35: After some initial skepticism (530 euros is a considerable sum for a student), I decided to buy them.
Why? Quite simply because I have already had experience with loudspeakers of the same size that cost four times as much (the attentive test magazine reader knows the brands) ? the NuWave can hold its own in these areas. I won't repeat the usual superlatives to describe the sound: they simply all apply!
It's true: you can buy sound from the premium league for 530 euros/pair. Then you start sorting your CD collection into good and less good recordings ;-) You simply hear EVERYTHING.

And, Mr. Nubert: have you ever thought about the fact that you have actually solved an important social task? You are giving people (full) access to an important cultural asset who could not (previously) afford to fully enjoy classical music, for example.
Investing several thousand euros in good loudspeakers used to be the preserve of the very wealthy.
Thanks to them, many more people can now enjoy Beethoven the way he REALLY SOUNDS.

Greetings from Stuttgart!

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Author: Bachmann Markus
Oct 19, 2006, 3:31:16 PM

The DS50s are good, but I still came home with 2x DS60s, why? Read on... .

I was in Aalen at the Hoerstudio and listened to the DS50 against the DS60. Some people will probably call me crazy, but the DS50 was just too pale and not present enough for me. Compared to the DS60, it took me 10 seconds to make up my mind. So, if you can afford it, then go for the DS60. The performance of this speaker is phenomenal.
I have to say that I already have the CS 70 as a center speaker and therefore have to demand something from the surround speakers as well. In this combination, the DS60 was simply much more harmonious, more present and clearer.
I immediately set up the speakers at home and it's true, Nubert is addictive. I immediately had to get a new DVD player because the old one was no longer up to the job. Now the whole thing has been given another boost.

I can only recommend everyone to go and listen to it.
I'm still missing 2x NuLine 80 or maybe 2x CS70 as front speakers, unfortunately something bigger won't fit where they're supposed to be.
I thought the NuLine 120 was brilliant, the NuLine 100 was awesome and the NuLine 80 is still great. I didn't have any CS70s available, the DS60 front speakers didn't build up enough pressure for me, despite the AW880.

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Author: Kurt
Oct 18, 2006, 6:35:42 AM

Hello to the Nubert team,
I ordered 2 NuLine 120 + ATM on 9.10 after consulting with Mr. Steffen Härer and received the promise of delivery on 11.10. UPS was at the door on 11.10 at 15:00 with 2 huge and one small package sweating, the packaging is first class and when opening 🙂 , briefly set up for testing 🙂 , packed again 😭, and my TV hi-fi shelf rebuilt, after 2 days again the NuLine120 + ATM + new Vincent power amplifier to the already existing Aw880 + 3 x RS300 set up, and since this hour I have problems with my wife 😉 , **She also wants to listen to music**
Congratulations to the whole team for the excellent performance, from development to delivery
Greetings from LE/Vienna
Kurt

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Author: Wolfgang Römer
Oct 16, 2006, 5:47:04 PM

Once again, a cheerful hello to the Nubert team

After enjoying the Nuwave 35 for a good 4 weeks now, I treated myself to the ATM module.
Assuming that 3 adhesive feet that have already fallen off in the transport packaging say nothing about the quality of the entire product, I am impressed by the effect of the part.
The effect is brilliant, especially at my preferred lower volumes. No tone control or even the Denon amplifier's loudness circuit can match it. I still have to experiment a little with the setting, but a rough direction towards 11.00 - 13.00 is indicated depending on the type of music.
It is very advantageous to use the split option between the preamp and power amp, which saves a lot of cable work, especially with RCA cables of the right length as I use them.
What I find a little visually annoying is the "screaming" LED, a slightly more discreet version would certainly look good on the module. In my case, a discreet sticker did the trick.

MfG
W. Römer

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Author: Peter Kranich
Oct 15, 2006, 8:36:04 PM

It's Mr. Nubert's fault if I lose my job! I've had my set (2 nuBox 580 stands, CS-330 center, 2 RS-300 rears, AW-440 subwoofer) for two weeks now. Since then I don't want to go to work anymore. I just listen to music and watch DVDs. The 580s are exactly what I wanted for listening to music (mainly rock, pop, jazz rock and the like). The bass range is incredible, they really pack a punch and the treble is nice and precise without being too intrusive or analytical. I'm incredibly impressed with how this speaker masters extreme bass and treble with ease. Above a certain volume, I have the feeling that the music is standing in the room. And it gets even better, as it hasn't yet played itself free. I also still have to try out the various setting options, switches, subwoofer connection and bi-amping. I'm curious to see if I can get even more out of it. The surround sound now blows everything away. I tested it with "Master and Commander". During the first naval battle, I wanted to crawl under the sofa when the cannonballs flew over my head. The subwoofer really let it rip in the truest sense of the word. You could really feel the planks bursting. The finest sound pictures were drawn during "Jean Michelle Jarre in China". However, there's one thing I'm really annoyed about: that I didn't think of buying this set sooner!

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Author: Detlef Schuster
Oct 15, 2006, 12:53:15 PM

many thanks from berlin.
I am very satisfied and very happy with my decision to finally order the Nuline 100, even over my wife's head. I would also like to thank the entire Nubert team, who have always been very friendly, competent and persistent in answering my questions. I just need some time and then the AW-1000 is due.

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Author: Stefan
Oct 14, 2006, 11:18:11 AM

I have added the AW880 to my nuWave set (85,cs-45,rs-5), although I was initially looking for the AW-75 to match my set, but at the current price I just couldn't resist. (You should also compare the data sheets.) In black/black, however, the AW880 goes with any set in my opinion.
Until now I was convinced
that I could get by with a 5.0 set, especially because I didn't want to put too much strain on the neighbors. But when I listened to a movie on a colleague's surround system and compared a particular scene with the reproduction of my system, I realized that something was missing. It wasn't a lack of depth, as you might think. Even without a sub, my system was shaking, no question about it, and even with 99% of the music I listen to, a sub brings no audible advantage (I can easily switch back and forth between PureDirect and stereo - once without, once with a sub). But: The scene described was about the reverberation of a drum. My set simply swallowed up the part that was necessary to make the drum sound realistic (and this at room volume, mind you - it wasn't about bass, sound pressure or similar). When I noticed this, I realized that I needed a sub, even though I was generally completely satisfied with the bass, etc. So, to all those who think they don't need a sub: you do need one in order not to miss out on individual details. Even if you don't exceed room volume! So subs are not just for "ruckus men" and for people who want to shake the place, but also for sound lovers who simply want to explore every sound and every detail of the source material.
About the AW880 itself: The workmanship is excellent, all edges are perfect and all gaps are filled, resulting in a seamless look.
Provided the source material is suitable, a quarter of the volume is enough to make the doors shake. In my opinion, you can comfortably operate up to half without soft clipping (and LowCut20) (unfortunately, I can't say what happens after that... I fear for the statics of our house)
The bass blends in perfectly with the existing set, so it never seems artificial or alienating. The main speakers just seem to reach down lower. As already mentioned, when connected via the sub-out of an Av receiver, you won't necessarily notice a plus in the bass with normal music, as music often doesn't contain such low passages that the main speakers would be overwhelmed (at least with my music and my nuWaves (music: Evanescence, WithinTemptation, NightWish, TecNoir)).
I can unreservedly recommend the AW880 to anyone running a multi-channel set and allay any fears that the bass might seem unclean, raspy or artificial. Operators of a sub-sat system will certainly not be disappointed either. If you don't go for it at the current price, it's probably your own fault.
MfG

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Author: Andreas
Oct 9, 2006, 10:27:08 PM

Many thanks to the Nubert team for the complete package (development, testing, production, sales, service and THE sound!).
After "testing" the NuBox 360 for five years ;-), I decided to go for the NuLine series after all. Just as I was enthusiastic about the new purchase at the time, I am again today with the NuLine 80. A dejavu?

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