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Dear Mr. Franz!
I have just personally verified that the bargain lists we received on February 11 and 14 did not offer an AW-560, but an AW-550 for 455 ?
The only mistake we have to admit is that the price for the 2nd choice AW-550 was out of date, as we now offer a remaining stock AW-550 at 430 ?
We are sorry that you assumed it was an AW-560, but all attempts to reach an amicable agreement with you have been rejected. What a pity.

To all those who want to use the box bargain website to place an order
want to use !

On February 12, 2006, the AW - 560 subwoofer from the nuLine series in beech was on offer for 455.00 ? The delivery was made immediately, but the rude awakening came - it was the wrong one - AW - 550 in beech with 2nd choice.
After a telephone consultation, Mrs. Peter did not know about this offer on the Internet.
My tip to ALL, always print out the desired offer and have it confirmed in writing by e-mail.

Hello, Nubi friends,
spoiled for years by the nuLine 100 with ABL 10/100, I treated my PC sound studio to two nuBox 310s. It's unbelievable what sound these shoeboxes produce. The former children's room is just 15 m^2, but the sound experience is amazing. The previous Heco speakers, almost 3 times the size, look (sound) pale in comparison.
The Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 5 made my eyes water. Concerto No. 6 by Rameau (La Poule), Les Musiciens du Louvre, completely won me over, it was simply overwhelming.
Sound engineers of all countries, listen to these "nearfield monitors", or do you have too much money?
Dear Mr. Nubert, I may be speaking against customer interests, but if you continue to sell your speakers at such low prices, you will be threatened with ruin, unless the quantities make up for it.
MfG
Hajo Junge
Toshiba Aurex mini system from the early 80s (still top of the range)
Preamplifier SY-C12
Final verst. SC-M15 (stove top)
Tuner ST-F15
CD player Philips CD 650 (swivel arm drive)

Ingeniously simple, simply ingenious.

I am the proud owner of a Nuline560 and all I can say is wow!

Nubert subwoofers are the only subwoofers that can give my B&O beolab4000 a run for its money, as they are compatible with crossovers thanks to RCA I/O, unlike diabolo or similar. Simply a dream on a PC sound card

The advice is also second to none.
No derogatory statements about other manufacturers, but clear pro/con arguments for the respective application. Plus sensible cable recommendations.

So this is really bad with Nubert - no sooner are you toying with the idea of completing your existing set (consisting of CS-330, RS-300 and AW-880) with a pair of nuBox 580s than you are once again shocked by Nubert's highly eccentric business practices:

1st Wednesday 11:50 ordered and already Thursday 10:20 you have to skip the whole day to connect the new speakers and test them extensively. Not everyone has a semester break and can take the time 😉

2. i always knew that my previous floorstanding speakers weren't that great, but that the difference is so extreme with almost identical dimensions... It can be really depressing when you realize that a few years ago you spent almost the same amount of money for significantly less power...
In a direct comparison of the nuBox 580 with my sister's Infinity Kappa 8.1i, the nuBox was also fully convincing. In terms of dynamics and power handling, I don't think the speakers have anything in common, although the sound of the Kappa is somewhat \"softer / warmer\", while the nuBox gives a more neutral impression (especially the treble range seems clearer to me). In terms of their sonic qualities, I would put the speakers on the same level, with my preference leaning more towards the nuBox, but all tastes are different 😉 . There's no question that the Nubox is far superior in terms of looks, but does this justify paying four times the price for the same sound quality? :p
=> If the envy of my fellow human beings arises tonight, I unfortunately have no choice but to refer to the Nubert team :p .

3. it can't be that you order second-choice speakers and then spend almost five minutes looking for a "fault" because, with the exception of a tiny scratch, no defects could be found on one of the speakers. 10% discount for a flaw that you can't even begin to recognize from 20cm away...... Without words 😬

Conclusion: As always, 100% convinced by Nubert and at least for me there is no alternative 😉 .

Finally, I would like to thank Mr. Siegle for the extremely competent advice and Ms. Peter for the friendly sales talk!

MfG,
another satisfied customer

Hello,

It all started for me when I ordered an AW 880.
I ordered it on Monday afternoon and on Tuesday morning the UPS man brought me the handsome package.
This was followed by a CS 330 for Christmas, as a present from my girlfriend.
Last Saturday I ordered 2x RS 300s, and lo and behold, they were already with me on Tuesday.

The sound quality of all the speakers is excellent and they are also extremely well made.

I will NEVER buy anything other than Nubert again.

Thank you,

Stefan

\"when will there be\'the first Nubert speaker in .... design with high waf\"

Before the summer comes!

But not in this \"all-boxes-are-now-round-back design\", because you can also argue about whether these boxes are timelessly beautiful...!
Otherwise, the nuWave line - especially in terracotta - has a very high \"waf\"...

Please express further opinions in the nuForum!
Thank you.

When will the first Nubert speaker in the KEF IQ design with a high waf( woman acceptance factor) be available?

greetings max

Hello Nubies,
I've had my AW1500 subwoofer for 3 days now (delivery 2 days 😬) and I can only sit in front of the system with my mouth open in amazement! What this thing produces compared to my old Teufel M6000 (2*30 basses) is almost unbelievable. The whole system also sounds much more harmonious and the connection to my satellites (JMLab elektra 903) is perfect !!! SOUND + PROCESSING - very good :p 😉 ...Thank you !

Without any exaggeration: Friendly people, first-class advice, products that are worth every penny - since Saturday we have a piece of German industrial history in our home theater, an AW-560 :p