
Wheatstone Corporation is a leading American manufacturer of professional broadcast audio equipment, renowned for pioneering Audio over IP (AoIP) networking with its WheatNet-IP platform, which helped drive the AES67 standard. The company designs and manufactures over 200 interconnected AoIP studio elements, including broadcast control surfaces, audio processors, virtual mixers, and streaming appliances all under one roof in North Carolina. Its product portfolio includes the VoxPro audio editor and Audioarts Engineering brand, serving radio, television, and live sound markets globally. Wheatstone's commitment to in-house engineering and manufacturing, combined with its Emmy Award-winning innovation, provides broadcasters with tightly integrated, reliable, and supportable audio solutions.
Wheatstone makes broadcast quality control surfaces for radio.
Wheatstone makes broadcast quality control surfaces for television.
Complete IP audio networked studios from initial planning to final commissioning.
Wheatstone manufactures voice/mic processors for broadcast and live sound.
VoxPro is an audio editor for recording and editing broadcast content.
Wheatstone makes on-air audio processors for broadcast excellence.
Wheatstone provides streaming appliances for audio distribution.
Wheatstone offers radio studio accessories for broadcast facilities.
Wheatstone offers TV studio accessories for broadcast facilities.
Wheatstone offers studio furniture for broadcast installations.
Gary Snow
Founder & CEO
Wheatstone will show its VMX server-based mixing platform at IBC2026, with browser access for studios, tablets and remote production setups. The system runs on an existing server or dedicated appliance and includes real-time backup mirroring for failover.