Glensound has detailed its plans for IBC 2026, which takes place in Amsterdam from September 11-14. The headline product on stand 8.F72 will be the Greater Divine Supernal, a new studio monitor scheduled to ship at the end of the year as the company marks its 60th anniversary.
Building on the Divine loudspeaker and Greater Divine studio monitor, the Supernal pushes Glensound's intelligent-monitor concept further into networked production. Its embedded module provides 1Gb networking, eight network inputs, USB-C inputs, a headphone output, and onboard EQ control.
In a broadcast facility, a monitor is often as much a point of access as it is a loudspeaker. Bringing network and USB sources together in the same unit, with an immediate route to headphones, gives operators a compact way to check several signal paths without adding another layer of equipment to the desk.
The wider IBC display follows the same practical theme. Glensound will show the DARK22M, a compact two-input, two-output interface that combines analogue, USB, and Dante audio with copper and fiber networking, redundancy, and remote control. The second-generation Beatrice R12 MkII intercom and the company's Parliamentary Broadcast System will also be on the stand.
Taken together, the products show how Glensound is folding IP, USB, and Dante connectivity into day-to-day production hardware. Greater Divine Supernal is therefore being pitched as more than a self-contained monitor: it is a monitoring and control point for a networked studio.