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[...] Hey, what was that????!!!! Crisp, clean sounds that I immediately imagined as a great addition to the stereo board. And you won't believe it: these were the A-500 speakers, which I had never even begun to think about. And now it started in the listening studio. Back and forth between A-600, A-700 and the "wallflower" A-500. Loud, quiet, loud, quiet. CDs in, CDs out. The customers outside in the sales room must have thought he had blown a fuse. Because no listening studio is so well soundproofed that the people outside don't notice anything :-). But I didn't care :-) Now I was in a fever?

I was also really confused because the A-500 speakers took me completely by surprise. If you take a look at them in the brochure or on the homepage, it's immediately clear why: compared to the A-700, the speakers are very narrow-chested, almost "delicate". But the sound live in the listening studio was so crisp, so fresh; simply great.
The decisive moment came with the CD by Jennifer Lopez with the song "let's get loud". A song that I really like and therefore listen to very often. However, I was always annoyed by the fact that the song is so bass-heavy and the bass just felt too powerful. And now it happened: With the A-500 speakers, there was no sign of this. The song finally came out of the speakers "cleanly". Don't get me wrong: The A-500 speakers also have plenty of power. But in a different way to the A-600 and A-700; simply clearer and "cleaner".

I was now sitting in the listening studio, completely flummoxed. A-500, you didn't even have them on your radar. Why them now? But all the back and forth didn't help. They were "my speakers", but you already have the A-450 at home and then my "guilty conscience" kicked in. It got even worse when the Nubert man said that he had never heard of anyone with an AS-450 buying the A-500 as well. Either or would be the alternative. Am I completely crazy now? I was able to assuage my guilty conscience somewhat by arguing that I couldn't return the AS-450 and that the A-500 would be a lot cheaper than the A-700. And then my living room wouldn't look like a listening studio either. Which would certainly help keep the peace in the house. My better half was now sitting at home and "expecting the worst".

What can I say?
Since Thursday afternoon, the A-500 speakers, with the luxury of an AS-450 as a base station, have been standing sleek and simply beautiful (with fabric cover at the front) to the right and left of the TV and stereo board (without fabric cover) in our living room. We both can't get it out of the living room :-) We change the settings (SYS HP is the magic setting!!), move the speakers back and forth and hear Jenny with an even bigger grin every time: Yes, that's it. Only the question of whether it sounds better with the AS-450 as a base station in mono or stereo has not yet been conclusively discussed :-) Thank goodness we are in the fortunate position of living in a detached house. I can't imagine the "circus" we would otherwise have caused with the neighbors with the "noise" we made when testing the speakers.

As I'm writing this short novel early on a Sunday morning, my sound system is playing quietly in the background. God knows I'm no expert. But if speakers can deliver the full bandwidth even when quiet, then the optimum has been reached. I don't really care if it could be topped after all. Also because I can't imagine that my "hard-earned" solution can be topped at all. With their crisp, fine and clean tones, the A-500 speakers are the perfect complement to the "massive" AS-450, which is equipped with a lot of bass, period.

What have I learned?
Only listening to a lot of rehearsals helps when making a decision. It was worth "sacrificing" a day's vacation and driving over 200 km to Schwäbisch Gmünd. Because otherwise I wouldn't have had the idea that the A-500 speakers are the 'right' addition to the AS-450, which also look great with the AS-450; a detail that should not be underestimated, especially for 'non-alone decision-makers', to maintain 'peace of mind' :-).

Finally, a big, big compliment to the Nubert team:
Guys, that was great!!!! The whole process was so streamlined and perfect, it couldn't have been better.

I ordered the nupower d online on Sunday and it arrived on Tuesday, well packaged. I was expecting a lot of reserves and power, and that's what I got. But the differentiation and clarity of the sound at all volumes thrilled me! A clear plus compared to the old amp, which cost half the price. Nupower d - I definitely love it. 🙂 😎

I was allowed to bring my speakers!!!!
And off to the studio to test new stereo network receivers.
- It turned out to be a Yamaha -
I'm delighted with the openness to customers and the extremely expert advice.

THANK YOU to Nubert-Aalen - I'll be back again!

Best regards from Neusäß 😬

After buying the NuWave 10 about 10 years ago, I needed something new. I was taken with the NuPro series. I recently bought the A-700 and the A-300.

What can I say, even 10 years ago I had the same sentence in my head immediately after listening to them as I do today: "I'll never give them back".

I don't know how Nubert does it, but for me the sound of the speaker systems is so outstanding and unique. I am always amazed by something new. For that I simply say "Thank you very much" to the Nubert team.

Best regards
Rüdiger

Hello,
after I had been thinking about buying new speakers for some time,
to replace my 10 year old "party speakers", a friend of mine gave me the
HiFi connoisseur gave me the tip to try Nubert.
I had previously tested speakers from 2 other established suppliers in our somewhat difficult room (50 square meters, parquet flooring, little furniture, lots of glass).
However, the difference to my existing loudspeakers did not justify
the financial outlay.
I spent a good six months with the Nuline 284, read forum and test reports
and was on the verge of ordering this type, but then wanted to wait for the High End 2017.
The Nuline 334 was then presented here.
Our return trip from vacation then took us to Nubert in Aalen, where, after prior
my amplifier type ( Yamaha A-S801) was connected for testing after prior telephone
was connected for testing.
Many thanks to Mr. Kropshofer, who also provided very friendly and competent information when we had questions later.
My wife and I played various speakers (NuVero 170, 140, 110, Nuline 334, 284, 264) in the listening room.
We primarily switched between our favorites 334 and 284, whereby it quickly became clear that it would be the 334,
that it would be the 334, as we could clearly hear the difference in sound.
audible for us. More power and pressure. Simply more powerful.
The order was placed on the spot and we have now tested the Nuline 334 for a month in our "difficult" room.
We are delighted and now listen to music much more often.
The sound is just great. Many sounds we didn't hear before and the 334s can really party.
The look and finish are flawless. They blend in beautifully with our living room in white.

Good evening everyone,
I would also like to help all interested parties to make a purchase decision.

I am talking about the nuPro AS-250.
This active loudspeaker is really awesome. The performance for this design and the cost is absolutely justified. Don't forget ACTIVE!
Although the connection options are not exceptionally huge, they are sufficient for me personally. I only use a TV (via CoaxDigital) an AppleTV (via optical input) and a BlueRay player via RCA or I have to switch to optical).

This speaker is REALLY SUPER CLASS!

But there is always something to complain about or disadvantages.
I've owned the speaker for 10 months now and have no complaints.
Over time, however, I have noticed that although this speaker can store 3 presets, these can only be changed using the close-up controls.

To be honest, I find this to be a "major" disadvantage, especially as a remote control is supplied with the speaker. I don't want to be a smart aleck, but one more button (preset 1,2,3 at the touch of a button) on the remote control would certainly not be much more expensive. Personally, I would be VERY happy about an update to the remote control.
Why is this so important to me?
I've had a baby and don't want to wake my little one up. So I could use the remote control to quickly select a different sound setting at any time without having to go through the whole menu via the remote control.
In this day and age, technology is very convenient and if a remote control is included, why not have a preset button?

I would also be very pleased to receive an e-mail from the developer.
I hope I have been able to help anyone interested in this speaker.



Kind regards
Leo Demund

Mr. Siegle!

You're probably one of them, you sell addictive drugs and your boss isn't much better, he's depopulating the concert halls, it's called economically damaging behavior.

The 140s etc. have made me happy, the 170s with A Power, together with the rest of the equipment, catapult me into audiophile heaven.
into audiophile heaven, taming Mahler's 8th (Symphony of a Thousand) as well as Verdi's monumental Requiem,
Elton John's bluray for his 60th birthday is an experience, quiet sounds such as Andras Schiff's French Suites (piano) by Bach leave you in disbelief and amazement.
With your products, you are also selling a good piece of quality of life, so thank you very much for that.
And if you are ever in the area, be sure to stop by and listen, you will be amazed!

Best wishes from the beautiful Appenzellerland to the Ländle.

PS.

2x nuVero 170 Front to Power A
2x nuVero 140 SR SL connected to Power D
1 Center nuVero 70 to M1 PWR
2x nuVero AW 17
Denon 4520 / 3313 UD
2x nuVero 50 Rear

After 12 years with the Nuline 120, I treated myself to the Nuline334.
It was definitely worth it. I can only agree with the Audio test.
Much better than the 120 in every discipline.
An absolute recommendation to buy. Not as power-hungry as the Nuveros.
I run them with a Vincent sv 237. Great show.
Keep up the good work.

😬

Hello dear Nubert team,

I have been an enthusiastic Nubert customer for over 15 years but finally reached my goal with my last update in 2016.
I've tried a lot, from nuBox to nuWave, nuLine, nuVero 2010 series to the current nuVero series with dba.
The current set was already gigantic in my previous apartment, but in my current house I was somehow not completely satisfied. My dba of 3x aw12 and 1x aw13 couldn't be integrated properly. So I reduced it to 2x aw12 and tested various avr's. From Pioneer to Marantz, I ended up with my current Anthem mrx1120. The music it gets out of the Veros is absolutely amazing! I can only recommend that you add Anthem to your range. However, as I still had discreet fashions, I tested again with the dba. The best result and finally to my complete satisfaction was the arrangement with three subs, 2x aw12 and 1x aw13, quasi as a central absorber at the rear. To get the frequency response linear, I had to cut it at 26Hz/24db, now it doesn't play quite as low but absolutely clean.
So set found: 2x nuvero60, 1x nuvero70, 2x nuvero30, 2x nuvero aw12, 1x nuvero aw13 and 4x nuvero50 for Atmos, all powered by the Anthem MRX1120!
Many thanks to the Nubert team for all their support and flexibility, you guys are great!

Hello Nubert team,
I am very convinced of your product portfolio and will be buying hi-fi for several rooms from you for the first time in the near future.
However, I would like to express an idealistic demand for a not yet existing AW-750 with the bass chassis (coated or other cone, if possible) and bass amplifier of the AS-450, as narrow as possible and not too deep (e.g. 35x35), rather high for volume and a lot of low bass with low distortion, in the look of the AW-350 or the new active speakers in general. At a price of e.g. 685 to 745 euros 😂
In other words: a big brother of the AW-350 to complement an A-100 to A-700 even more bassily while avoiding a design mix.
Best regards
T.W. from C.