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AUDIX Introduces New Novacore Digital Wireless Ecosystem


AUDIX has announced the launch of Novacore, a new digital wireless platform comprised of 16 distinct products, including the NCR1, NCR2, and NCR4 single and multi-channel receivers, NCHH handheld and NCBP bodypack transmitters, specialized NCEC and NCTH vocal capsules, the Novacore Frequency Coordinator, and a set of accessories. 

On display at the 2026 NAMM Show at the Anaheim Convention Center at booth 14202, the platform is designed to bring the AUDIX sound into the digital domain using 24-bit analog-to-digital conversion. Frequency response is stated as 20 Hz to 20 kHz, with latency of under 3 ms. Novacore also has AES-256 digital transmission encryption aligned with industry standards.

The heart of the ecosystem is a family of digital UHF receivers available in single (NCR1), dual (NCR2), and quad-channel (NCR4) configurations. They offer a wideband front end with a 48 MHz tuning range and are designed to provide the spectrum agility required to survive crowded RF environments. For networked installations, the dual and quad-channel models are Dante-enabled, allowing wireless channels to be routed directly onto existing AoIP infrastructures.

The platform supports both handheld (NCHH) and bodypack (NCBP) transmitters, both with rugged construction and 16-plus hours of battery life via rechargeable lithium-ion or standard AA batteries.

Novacore introduces specialized vocal capsules—the NCEC Extended Cardioid and NCTH Tight Hypercardioid—which utilize proprietary VLM (Very Low Mass) technology designed to provide natural sound and strong transient response. The capsules are designed with internal vibration isolation to reduce handling noise and are also compatible with common third-party S-thread wireless handles.

Expanding the reach of the platform, the recently introduced Wireless MicroBoom line (MBW50B, MBW84B, and others) integrates with the Novacore system. These carbon fiber booms utilize miniature condenser capsules to discretely capture audio for choirs and theatrical staging, without the visual clutter of cable runs. For institutions with existing hardware, retrofit kits (M1370B) are available to upgrade wired MicroBoom to the Novacore wireless standard.


The Novacore Frequency Coordinator software provides real-time visibility and spectrum insight for coordinating multiple systems. The ecosystem is supported by accessories that include NCRD directional antennas for focused RF coverage, NCAC antenna combiners to simplify multi-channel distribution, and the NCC1 and NCC2 charging stations.

“Novacore puts AUDIX in the digital wireless game with a secure, encrypted platform without overcomplicating things,” says Steve Young, AUDIX director of sales. “It’s designed for our core customers who need straightforward setup, pristine audio, and rock-solid performance in a system they can trust week in and week out to hear what matters.”



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