Glensound Debuts DARK22M Audio Interface Supporting Dante, AES67 at InfoComm

The introduction of the DARK22M expands Glensound's offerings in networked audio hardware, providing more options for integrating analog and digital audio within complex production environments. This release caters to the ongoing industry need for flexible, high-fidelity audio networking solutions that ensure interoperability and reliable signal flow. Stakeholders should monitor the detailed specifications and market positioning relative to existing Dante/AES67 interfaces once InfoComm 2026 announcements are made.

Glensound, celebrating its 60th anniversary, is using InfoComm 2026 to showcase a broader range of networked audio and intercom solutions beyond the DARK22M, according to KitPlus (June 2026). These include their Parliamentary Broadcast System (PBS), built on Dante for integrating chamber and committee room audio with features like voting and camera control. They are also presenting the Beatrice R12 MkII, a 12-channel Dante intercom unit with enhanced display screens, and the MINOS AB22, a wall-mounted Dante interface for installed AV spaces. This wider exhibition underscores Glensound's continued focus on practical and reliable audio solutions across professional AV, broadcast, live events, esports, and education (Digital Studio India, June 2026). The DARK22M specifically integrates analog, USB, and networked audio in a single compact unit, offering independent mic, phantom power, or line level settings for XLR inputs, and USB-C connectivity for direct integration with laptops or soft codecs into Dante workflows (tvtechnology.com, June 2026). The unit also features copper and fiber network options, local and remote control, and third-party UDP control support.