Glensound will showcase a focused range of networked audio and intercom solutions for professional AV, broadcast AV, live events, esports, education and government spaces. Now in its 60th anniversary year, the company continues to design compact, practical products for teams who need reliable audio in the room, on the network and across wider production systems.

At InfoComm, Glensound will highlight the DARK22M, a compact two-in, two-out Dante interface that brings analogue, USB and networked audio together in one unit. Each XLR input can be set independently for mic, phantom power or line level, while USB-C allows laptops, playback devices, recording systems or soft codecs to connect directly into a Dante workflow. With copper and fibre network options, local and remote control, and support for third-party UDP control, the DARK22M gives AV teams a practical way to add audio where it is needed without overcomplicating the system.

Also on show is Glensound’s Parliamentary Broadcast System (PBS), developed from more than 35 years of experience designing audio systems for parliaments and legislatures. Built on Dante, PBS combines chamber and committee room audio with software for voting, delegate management, camera control, logging and graphics integration. The modular system supports seated chambers, ad hoc chambers, committee rooms and remote participation, with independent feeds for broadcast, recording and sound reinforcement.

“PBS is built for rooms where audio really matters,” said Marc Wilson, Managing Director of Glensound. “Debating chambers and committee rooms are not standard environments. They are large, reflective spaces with many microphones, loudspeakers and users who need to hear clearly without thinking about the technology. The whole purpose of PBS is clarity, both in the room and for the feeds going out to broadcast, recording and streaming.”

The Beatrice R12 MkII will also feature at InfoComm as the first second-generation Beatrice intercom unit. The 12-channel Dante intercom adds multiple display screens showing source and destination labels taken directly from Dante Controller, alongside signal and status information. Each channel has a five-way lever control for talk, listen and level adjustment, giving operators fast, clear control in live events, production spaces, esports environments and installed AV systems.

For installed spaces, the MINOS AB22 offers a simple wall-mounted route into a Dante network. Designed for a US dual-gang back box and compatible with Decora faceplates, it provides analogue and wireless audio connectivity for meeting rooms, classrooms, presentation spaces and venue systems. Powered by PoE, it gives integrators a discreet way to add local audio access without adding unnecessary hardware.

“Sixty years gives you perspective,” Wilson added. “AV environments have changed enormously, but the fundamental requirement has not. Audio has to work every time, for the people depending on it. Whether we are building a compact Dante interface, an intercom unit or a full parliamentary system, that is what we build for.”