Broadcast equipment maker DHD.audio is being a little coy about their IBC show plans.
A release announced, “DHD to introduce its third-generation audio mixing console at IBC 2026.” But few specificities followed, net even a model name.
DHD Managing Director Marc Herrmann said, “Every broadcast trade show promotes a message of accelerating change. Technology advancement makes good reading, notably the transition from dedicated hardware to generic-platform software and from studio-centric to cloud-linked production, as well as the adoption of new signal formats, file formats and transmission standards.”
He continued, “But the grass-roots reality is the opposite: 24/7 operation, shrinking budgets and 15-year investment cycles. We have long recognized that and will this year be introducing a new third-generation audio mixing console, optimized to support the evolution in production workflows exemplified by the EBU’s Dynamic Media Facility initiative.”
The announcement added, “When the third generation of DHD digital processing cores arrived in 2020, they were fully compatible with existing DHD control surfaces,” and this new console will protect “customers’ investment through compatibility with existing DHD cores.”
DHD will be at Stand 8.B46.
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