DiGiCo, a privately owned UK-based company founded in 2002, manufactures digital mixing consoles. Employing approximately 150 people, the company's products are used in various settings, including live music concerts, industrial installations, and nightclubs. DiGiCo is a subsidiary of Audiotonix and reported revenues of less than $100 million in 2023. Their expertise encompasses design, development, and digital engineering for audio mixing equipment.
Polsound, DiGiCo’s distributor in Poland, provided two Quantum 852-T and two Quantum338 consoles for an upgrade at the Mazowsze National Folk Song and Dance Ensemble's venue in the Warsaw area. DiGiCo released Software Version 20 for all Quantum and SD-Range consoles, highlighting the design focus on upgradability and longevity. In April 2025, DiGiCo products, including Quantum852 and Quantum338 digital mixing consoles and KLANG:konductor transform.engine, were used during Linkin Park's From Zero World Tour. Jim Ebdon, the FOH engineer, used a DiGiCo Quantum852 console equipped with a Fourier Audio transform.engine for the tour.
DiGiCo offers 5 products in the media tech industry. DiGiCo's product portfolio comprises of audio.
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DiGiCo's revenues were less than $100M in 2023. Caretta Research has split DiGiCo's revenue into 4 different product categories, the largest of which is live production audio consoles. For full access to DiGiCo's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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DiGiCo's customers primarily consist of entertainment Providers, religious Institutions and pro AV services companies. Examples of DiGiCo's customers include Prestonwood Baptist Church, Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group and Clair Global.
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