Best-in-class wireless receiver recognized by top UK Association for Motion Picture Sound

Greenwich, UK, April 16, 2025 ​ — Sound Devices’ A20-SuperNexus Wireless Receiver has been awarded the Excellence in Production Hardware or Software Audio Product Award by the Association of Motion Picture Sound (AMPS) – the preeminent organization for UK-based sound engineers and RF professionals in film and television production. The award was presented at the 2025 AMPS Awards for Television Drama, Factual Film & Product Innovation on Sunday, April 13 at the University of Greenwich in the UK, an annual tradition for the organization that recognizes creative and technical accomplishments in the sound industry through a peer-voted process. ​ For more information about AMPS and the AMPS Awards, please visit: https://www.amps.net

Sound Devices CEO Matt Anderson
“The location sound industry has been Sound Devices’ core audience from the beginning, and this valuable relationship has informed all of the wireless innovations we developed that resulted in A20-SuperNexus,” said Sound Devices CEO Matt Anderson. “We’re incredibly honored to be recognized by AMPS – one of the most prestigious organizations in location sound in the industry – and graciously accept this award.”

Sound Devices’ Astral Wireless Lineup
Astral wireless on the forefront of film production
​Sound Devices’ Astral family of wireless devices have quickly become standard kit for location sound and RF professionals within the film industry. The versatile wireless ecosystem – boasting an industry-leading worldwide tuning range of 169-1525 MHZ – ​ offers peerless RF stability, sound quality, and ease of use. In addition to A20-SuperNexus, the Astral wireless range also includes the more compact A20-Nexus, and A20-Nexus Go.

Alongside the Astral family wireless receivers, the Astral family also includes the new A20-HH handheld microphone, the A20-Opto expansion box, which adds native Optocore audio I/O to the A20-SuperNexus receiver; the A20-Outpost-NL box, intended for remote-mounting NexLink antennae via Ethernet; the A20-TX digital wireless bodypack transmitter with a multipurpose input, flexible powering, and sunlight-readable e-Paper display; the A20-Mini ultra-compact digital wireless bodypack transmitter with optional A20-BatteryDoubler for twice the battery runtime; and A20-RX two-channel slot-in portable true-diversity wireless receiver.