Saramonic’s stand at IBC2026 was an impressive display of the breadth of its product range spanning microphones, wireless audio, timecode, and intercom systems.
Your guide around the Saramonic stand in the Amsterdam RAI is Digital Marketing Manager Madeleine Budd, and she’s got a lot to get through in a little over seven minutes.
The tour opens with the SG-MS1, a mid-side stereo shotgun microphone aimed at sound design and specialty recording, before she introduces the K9 XTX, a plug-on transmitter for its flagship K9 UHF wireless system that records 32-bit float audio internally while transmitting simultaneously.
Timecode is covered by the TC-NEO, which syncs up to 48 units via app and ships in what Budd calls the first charging case for a timecode system. The Saramonic Ultra (around €250) offers 32-bit float recording to an onboard USB-C flash drive, plus timecode and weather resistance. The entry-level Air SE ($49) introduces AI noise cancellation (40 dB, trained on 250,000 samples) in a 5 g (0.18 oz) transmitter. And the WiTalk9 X modular intercom closes the tour, with helmet-ready headsets, the same AI noise cancellation, and a base connecting up to 64 headsets over 400 m (1312 ft), extendable to a whopping 600 m (1969 ft).
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