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Hello Nubert team,

I have been following the development of high-quality music reproduction since the 1970s and have operated various systems.
I am a classical/jazz listener and often go to concerts/operas.

I very often miss the emotionality and naturalness of reproduction systems.

I have now bought the NuVero 60 and use it with a subwoofer
and the Dirac room calibration.

A pleasure on a reasonable budget. Thank you very much. Keep up the good work.

Hello everyone, I bought the NuLine 334 in June 2020. Great speakers. Super sound for all music genres. The bass, a hammer. I used to have a Yamaha subwoofer ( 1500 Y..) and 2 Canton floorstanding speakers, which didn't produce the sound that the 334 does now.

Small flaw, I listened to the speakers in Duisburg and ordered them, but I have to say that the advice was very poor.
We were simply let into the studio, handed the remote control and that was that. No presentation or explanation or enthusiasm.

Big surprise in a small space

As a music lover, you are always on the lookout for sound optimization. Investing in equipment and cables is not the problem. It's choosing the right loudspeakers in relation to the listening room that's exciting. Once you have a pair in the corner that cut a good figure in the studio, the next step is to prepare the room acoustically. Containing the room mode is simply part of good sound. After a lot of experimenting, I finally managed it and was able to enjoy the music with my ears fixed on the sweet spot.
But it doesn't take long before the question arises as to whether it might be possible to achieve even better acoustics with other transducers. But what would be acceptable for the room?
With speakers that are too big, you run the risk of destroying the acoustics. With speakers that are too small, you might not get the best out of them. Experience has shown that when you are searching, you understandably exclude a certain visual dimension of the sound furniture for your listening room.

It was a coincidence that I came across Nubert, whose speakers could be adjusted in the high, mid and low frequencies according to personal taste or room ratio. The unconventional arrangement of the speakers in the chassis also promised an unusual interpretation of the music.

I then contacted a very nice Nubert employee by e-mail and telephone, for whose exemplary patience I would like to thank him for recommending the right loudspeakers for my room. The suggested size exceeded that of the previous speakers, which had initially caused me problems.

I then ordered the NuVero 140 on recommendation. First for a 30-day trial, as Nubert kindly offered.

The delivery was a little late, but this increased the anticipation. When the truck pulled up in front of the house and a huge pallet of boxes labeled "Nubert Ehrliche Lautsprecher", Made in Germany" was rolled up to the door, I put my ears to the ground.

These were to be the sound transducers for my small music room. Unpacking is very well explained and you can tell the exemplary quality from the packaging alone. Once the work was done, they stood in the corner with their imposing appearance. They made a very classy impression and are neatly finished down to the last detail.

Then the speaker cables were connected to the terminals in single BiWire and the Class A amplifier was energized to warm up in position 0.

The SA player was given a CD of the singer Rebecca Pidgeon.
This was followed by an exciting moment that music fanatics will never forget.
The volume control was slowly turned up and Rebecca Pidgen entered the room with the song "Spanish Harlem". If you can't stand goosebumps, you should cover your ears.

But that was just the beginning of an extensive test series of all kinds of music.

Nubert's bass reflex plugs and the bass switch are an impressive development in taming the bass with ease and adapting it to the room.
The control of the treble and mid-range makes experimenting on the way to good sound even more interesting. The sweet point, which previously only allowed music to be listened to while the body was rigid, has disappeared. A sound stage appears that the listener can follow across the entire bandwidth, just like in a live concert. I wasn't a fan of live music before. But that has now changed.

Even at low volumes, the NuVero 140s bring out details that were previously hidden from me and turn familiar tracks into a new musical experience.
When Anne-Sophie Mutter lovingly strokes the strings of the violin and you perceive this filigree brilliance, you understand the smile of Herbert von Karajan.
Understandably, the NuVero 140 does not conjure up Elb-Philharmonie acoustics in a small room, but you can hear the touch of what is absolutely possible at home.
It was only with the NuVero 140 that the gentlemen of the Barrelhouse Jazzband became so personal and tangible to me. The movement of each musician makes the sound stage so lively.
With Charly Antolini, the Swiss masterpiece on drums, I really let it rip with "Knock Out 2000". The warning to pay attention to the speakers with this kind of music so that they don't suffer sudden cardiac death is indeed to be taken seriously.
But what does the NuVero 140 do? It gives Charly Antolini free rein and simply does a good job. Loud, but not overwhelming and yet highly precise.
However, the efficiency of the NuVero 140 requires an amplifier that still enjoys its work when many other amps have already gone to sleep. After the "burn-in" of the system and a certain break-in period for the speakers, it was clear to me that they had passed the test.

It's one of my favorite songs by Dire Straits, "Money for nothing", which is absolutely not true for the investment in the NuVero 140!

Peter F.
Leverkusen

Hello,
I have sent my Nubert nuPro A20 loudspeaker in for repair. It arrived there on 29.06.2020. I was informed that I would have to wait a few working days for the repair to be completed. On 10.07 I asked about the status of the repair by email. I was informed that the speaker would be looked at on the following Monday, 13.07.2020.

I find this very disappointing.

Wolfgang Hohmann

A few days ago I replaced my Nubert A 200 with the nuPro X-4000 RC. The result is absolutely amazing: a significantly better bass response with almost the same volume. The investment has paid off. A convincing performance even at 0dB attenuation (= maximum volume)! I can't imagine a better sound on the computer.

It's only a minor issue, but I would still like to make a positive mention of the support.
A rubber has been lost from the base of my subwoofer. This was replaced free of charge by Nubert support. Simply great and a very friendly employee who helped me quickly and easily.
Greetings Marco.

Hello to the other readers and members of the nuTeam!

After the 1st purchase of a nubert loudspeaker with transportation damage:

Many, many thanks for the always super friendly and very fast response and communication.
I have rarely experienced such good service and not for a long time 🙂 TOP, thumbs up!
For me, nubert no longer "only" stands for good speakers and impressive sound.
No, now nubert is also = top service!

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! Keep up the good work! That's how you win and keep customers!
Best regards, NMP

Soundbar AS 225 ordered on Sunday; arrived on Tuesday; a great box, can also be used as a small hi-fi system. Wouldn't have thought this sound possible at this price. My first Nubert purchase - it won't be the last! Many thanks to Swabia! Keep up the good work.

I bought a pair of Nubox A-125 and two MS-67 stands.
Perfect shipping service, speaker quality stunning in this class.
class.
I would have liked a few more sentences in the assembly instructions for the stands as, strangely enough, some screws and two plates were left over. Perhaps they are intended for other speakers.

But once again: great service, top quality, fair price.

nubert in the motorhome!?!

as a long-time user of a nuline surround system in the home theater, i put the small rear speakers in the motorhome for testing. wow - finally great music reproduction! unfortunately, the form factor was not so satisfying, as they are too low...

so i ordered the small nubox 103 loudspeakers, which were a better fit in terms of dimensions, but they didn't score as well as the nuline speakers. without further ado, i discovered the nuline ws-14, which fit perfectly with their shallow depth. the nuboxes were returned and the nuline play really big and powerful with a small 12-volt amplifier (with TPA3116D2 chip, can do something!). in front of it as a player/streamer a raumfeld connector with flange-mounted hard disk and so I have my entire and extensive music collection with me.

i never thought i'd be able to listen to music so well in my mobile home (and i'm really spoiled at home) - certainly not the purpose nubert had in mind, but a result and setup that is definitely worth trying out, both visually and acoustically!

thanks to nubert for the opportunity to try out the different speakers in this unusual environment - otherwise it would not have been possible to make a decision.