UK company Glensound is launching the Greater Divine Supernal, extending its intelligent loudspeaker range for professional studio monitoring and live audio.
The latest evolution of Glensound’s Divine intelligent loudspeaker, Greater Divine is designed for professional monitoring applications where accurate audio reproduction and relatively high SPLs are required. Glensound’s in-house GEM DSP platform adds 1Gb networking, eight separate network inputs, USB-C, headphone output and further processing functions. A larger solid aluminium enclosure and bi-amplified two-way design provide a robust monitor suited to studio, front of house and mobile production use.
For systems where acoustic feedback is a constant concern, the new Howl32 provides high-density frequency shifting across Dante and AES67 networks. Each card handles 32 audio inputs and outputs, with up to four independent cards in a single unit. By shifting the audio frequency by a small fixed amount, Howl32 prevents a system from locking onto a single resonant frequency and significantly reduces the likelihood of feedback. Redundant network and power options support continuous operation.
The Dark22M provides a compact route between analogue, USB and Dante audio. Its two inputs can each be configured independently for mic, 48V phantom power or line level, with two analogue outputs and bi-directional USB-C connectivity. High-specification copper and fibre networking, redundancy and remote control give the low-channel-count interface the capabilities required for larger Dante systems.
‘Live sound brings some very specific audio challenges, and they are often the sort of practical problems our customers bring to us,’ says Glensound MD, Marc Wilson. ‘Greater Divine Supernal is a good example of how we work, taking a product people already know and developing it for the next set of requirements.’
Greater Divine Supernal starts shipping at the end of 2026.
More: www.glensound.co.uk