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As enthusiastic as on the first day

Last summer, the time had finally come: I wanted to buy really good speakers and a suitable amplifier.

I came across Nubert on the Internet and the many good reviews made me curious.
On the way to my old home, I drove past Nubert in Aalen and met up with my brother there.
The listening rooms there are great: there are a lot of (all?) loudspeaker models to choose from with very high quality players and we were also very well supported when we brought our own music to test (FiiO X1 HiRes player with headphone output switched to line-out).

I had the following music with me: Chris Rea, Dire Straits, Chroma Key, Office of Strategic Influence, Pink Floyd, George Michael, Armin van Buuren, classical music, etc.
Not to forget: Jon Lord: Pictued Within
After a short briefing, we were allowed to listen to the various models and the music we had brought with us for many hours alone and in peace in the listening room.
We were absolutely thrilled with the nuVero range.

As I don't have the space for the large nuVero models, I concentrated on the nuVerso 60 - and was thrilled:
So much refinement, authenticity of sound, transparency, joy of playing, etc. :-)

I was recommended the Denon PMA-1520AE as an amplifier, which I chose.

The consultant also gave very good tips for the set-up:
He said that the speakers sound better when they are free-standing.
And of course the height is also important.

That's why I bought small stools/tables for the speakers that go well with the design of the hi-fi board.
I put felt glides on the feet.
This allows me to move the stools freely around the room on the parquet floor (only when the amplifier is off, of course ;-) when I want to listen to music consciously and intensively.
And I can place them exactly where they sound best for me ;-)

I am as enthusiastic as on the first day:
The nuVero 60s are great and, in my opinion, also harmonize perfectly with the Denon amplifier :-) :-) :-)

Many thanks and best regards to Nubert and the excellent consultant :-)

Hello dear Nubert team, I bought the Nubox 310 and the AW880 active subwoofer from you about 17 years ago and I have to say that they still deliver a great sound and brute bass today...Never thought that I would have speakers that long...A little bit but also unfortunately...have already thought about buying new ones a few times...But I just can't part with the cool parts...In short, super speakers....

Hello,

I've been waiting for weeks for the nuBox AW-993 subwoofer in WHITE to be released for delivery.
What's going on? :?:

Dear Nubert team,

I wish you a pleasant and successful move today and tomorrow!
We're moving from Munich to Dessau ourselves today, but of course we only have 5 Nubert loudspeakers with our household goods to move and not a whole warehouse...

Have a good start!

LG
Benjamin Kolpak

Dear Mr. Fruck,

Thank you very much for your friendly and competent advice. It was fun shopping with you.

Best regards

Walter Schill

Greetings to the Nubert team and all readers of the guestbook from Steinhuder Meer near Hanover.
On Wednesday of this week (April 19), UPS arrived at our door and delivered the NuPro A-700s we had ordered. After installation and wiring, my first impression was that it was really worth it. At this point, however, I would like to write a little more about my previous loudspeaker life and the path to Nubert.
Almost exactly 20 years ago, I was able to buy a couple of Backes & Müller BM12s cheaply - EBAY had not yet spoiled the second-hand prices. I was able to listen to music at a very high level with these loudspeakers for a long time. As they started to show some problems, I decided to buy new speakers about a year ago. They were definitely going to be active speakers again, as I was convinced of certain advantages of the concept. I had been looking for new speakers from the above-mentioned manufacturer for a while and had also been on the lookout for used models. The prices of 6,000? - 14,000? kept putting off the decision to buy.
Then, by chance, I came across test results for the NuPro A-700 and was a little skeptical about the very moderate prices. On April 1, during a visit to Ulm, I then took the opportunity to make a detour to Aalen to get a personal impression. I spent almost two hours listening to the NuPro A-700 with a wide variety of music material. This included switching to the NuVero 140 again and again, but I personally liked the NuPro A-700 a little better.
Here in my living room, acoustically by no means the optimum, with digital control, the NuPro A-700s sound much better in my opinion than in the listening studio, where they were operated via the speaker switching system and the analog input.

In conclusion, I can say that the NuPro A-700 convinced me across the board. The speakers perform at a level for which I would have had to pay 3 ? 4 times the price with another manufacturer.

Dear Nubert Team,
now it's high time for my entry, but with the daily listening to the NuVero 140 set (Front NuVero 140, Center NuVero 70, Rear NuVero 50) there is very little time for writing on the PC in the other room.
At the beginning of March, we swapped the last components of the NuLine 82 set for NuVero and are totally happy. The NuLine set was already fantastic, but NuVero enchants us anew every day. You can't describe these front sound towers, you just have to listen to them and enjoy them. I can say that they are worth every penny, what you hear in stereo and multi-channel sound is fantastic, the voices and instruments are virtuoso, the bass is voluminous and warm and everything is in the right proportion. In multi-channel sound, I often have the impression that the speakers are communicating with each other, everyone knows what they have to "say" and when it's their turn 🙂
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the entire Nubert team for their outstanding work, I will be delighted with the great sound of these wonderful speakers every day for decades to come.
A very special thanks to Mr. Botticella for his personal efforts in the purchase.

All the best for the future
Your loyal customer from FFO

After almost a week of intensive comparison between the two power amplifiers NuPower A and D - each of which is really excellent in its own right - I finally decided on the analog powerhouse after intensive testing.
In combination with the equally great nuControl preamplifier, both power amplifiers know how to drive my NuVero 14 in the most excellent way, loud and quiet, never heard better, even though a very high-quality combination from a well-known brand manufacturer has served me well for years.
While the D boasts an extremely clear sound and unbelievable reserves, the A - also a performance miracle, albeit in a different way - manages to give the whole thing a not insignificant amount more life, precision and definition.
That was worth the extra cost to me, especially as the option of using the D as a monoblock in combination with a second nPA in the future, which is not available, is also very attractive 😉 .

I have just read "Technik satt" and am honestly thrilled about it,
that alongside so many manufacturers from whom you only get to see/hear a marketing façade, there are also manufacturers who convey factual knowledge.

Thank you very much for that!
I will definitely buy a system from your company.

Best regards from Ulm

I've been the proud owner of an AS-450 for a few days now.
The sounds this board conjures up are absolutely amazing...., not to mention the almost infinite power. It was good that the weather wasn't so bad over Easter, so I had plenty of time to get to grips with the board and, above all, to listen to it.
The enthusiasm has increased daily....because the thing in black is also a real hoot visually. It puts me in an infinitely good mood....every 'reunion' brings a grin to my face....the CDs are lying around in piles...:-)
After a lot of trial listening, I got myself the Super Audio CD Player DCD-1520AE from Denon. And I haven't regretted spending all that money for a second: The two of them together are a blast: I can also connect the Internet radio to the board via the player. Which actually makes the radio sound much better.
The difference between the aux input and the toslink input is interesting: I've connected both and can switch between them in a flash using the remote control. What comes out of the board is actually different ..... and sometimes one is better and sometimes the other.
Now I'm really looking forward to the first SACD in the player....that must be even more gigantic.
Oh yes: the stereo sound is also so good with the board......I've put off 'upgrading' with more speakers......