Glensound To Showcase Audio Innovation And Marks 60 Years

Glensound will showcase its latest audio and intercom solutions for broadcast, live events and professional AV applications at Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) 2026, taking place from 3–6 February at the Fira de Barcelona.

Exhibiting on stand 7H800, the company’s presence at the show also marks the start of a year-long celebration of Glensound’s 60 years in audio engineering.

To commemorate the anniversary, Glensound will debut GTM Diamond, a special edition of its popular esports gamer interface, featuring more than 2,000 Swarovski crystals.
The company continues to focus on real-world workflows, with a portfolio centred on networked audio technologies including Dante, Ravenna, Milan (AVB), AES67 and SMPTE ST 2110-30. Glensound’s compact, practical designs are engineered for everyday use, prioritising durability, usability and precisely targeted functionality.

Among the new developments on show are Glensound's first products supporting the AVB Milan networking protocol. These include two compact analogue-to-network interfaces: the AoIP4O, offering four XLR outputs, and the AoIP4I, with four analogue inputs. Both units can be powered via Ethernet or using DC power supplies. For Dante networks, Glensound will introduce the MINOS AB22 and AX22 wall-mounted interfaces designed for dual-gang plates. The AB22 provides two bi-directional analogue channels via 3.5mm jacks or wireless connectivity, while the AX22 features four XLR connections with two inputs and two outputs.

A key demonstration at ISE 2026 will be Glensound's Parliamentary Broadcast System (PBS), a comprehensive Dante-based platform designed specifically for the audio needs of parliaments and legislatures. Supporting main chambers and committee rooms with both fixed and flexible seating, PBS delivers independent clean feeds for broadcast, sound reinforcement and compliance logging, while also incorporating voting and delegate management functionality.

The company will also display its DARK range of rugged, throwdown interfaces for connecting audio to Dante networks over fibre or copper. Designed for rapid deployment wherever input and output are required, the DARK family continues to expand. The latest addition, DARK22M, is a two-input, two-output device that provides return or confidence feeds for commentary and interview positions. Powered over Ethernet, it offers gain control locally on the unit, via Glensound's GlenController app, or through compatible third-party controllers using UDP.

Communications solutions will also feature prominently, with the latest evolution of the Beatrice intercom system on show. The Beatrice R12 MkII is a 12-channel intercom controller incorporating multiple display screens to aid setup by clearly identifying sources and destinations, alongside a multi-function control interface that enables flexible talk and listen operation across channels.

"Glensound was founded, back in the 1960s, by broadcast engineers who really understood what was needed and what worked," said Marc Wilson, managing director of Glensound. "That approach proved successful, and now we have users around the world – in broadcast, in events, in houses of worship, in esports and more – who come to us with their audio challenges."

"Key shows like ISE are great places where we have those conversations that spark ideas for further product enhancements," Wilson added. "As a business, Glensound continues to be driven by our customers and our desire to provide the best solutions.”
Glensound can be found on stand 7H800 at ISE 2026."

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