Cube Audio Nenuphar Single Driver Speaker (10 inch) TQWT Enclosure

Hi Charles,

- Melody I2A3 (Push-Pull 18 watts) integrated amplifier

 and the

- Ayon Spirit II (KT-88 Push-Pull 40/60 watts Triode/Pentode) integrated amplifier

I have fond memories of the Vaughn anchored system. 

Just saw the A/V forum video review from Peter B. on this speaker. Looks promising. I confess not having read through this thread, but the Impedance spec is no where to be found on their website. 

Hi @abd1 I’m sure you will like vocals on Nenuphar Mini’s, keep us posted.

@fjn04 You have to go to the driver pages for cube audio to see the full specs. Here they are for the 10" neo used in the Nens:

Thiele / Small parameters
Fs = 30 Hz
Re = 5.5 ohms
Le = 0.006 m
HQt = 0.43
Qes = 0.44
Qms = 17.8
Cms = 0.76 mm/N
Vas = 127 liters
Sd= 346 cm^2
Bl = 9.7 Tm
Xmax = +- 3 mm*
Xdamage = +- 6 mm
Sensitivity = 92 dB
Impedance = 6 Ohms
* Voice coil remains in 100% of magnetic field.

Thanks for the warm welcome! @david_ten 

True, it would be very interesting to compare those amps within the own living room. But I was already lucky enough to listen in his room’s to various systems exceeding the price of my setup many times. The only amp I had to compare in my living room against the Solistino was the Jadis DA88S. To my ears and taste I preferred the Solistino. The Solistino had a lot more meat on the bones. The upper bass and the mids where more present. The Solistino had a certain magic which the DA88S couldn’t keep up with. But this is just my personal finding and taste and doesn’t mean anything.