DiGiCo is a privately owned company, headquartered in the UK. A subsidiary of Audiotonix and with Klang as its subsidiary, DiGiCo was founded in 2002 and employs approximately 150 individuals, reporting $111.2M in revenue as of 2024. The company specializes in audio products, focusing on digital mixing solutions for the professional audio industry. Originally a spinoff from Soundtracs, DiGiCo develops hardware and software, including its Stealth Digital Processing technology and Quantum and SD-Range consoles. These systems are utilized for sound engineering across live events, stadium tours, Broadway musicals, the Super Bowl, and international broadcasts. DiGiCo's offerings integrate processing density with user-focused design, providing an ecosystem for I/O distribution and immersive monitoring through Klang. Its operations are based in Chessington, England.
On August 27, 2026, tour sound provider Clair Global supplied DiGiCo Quantum338 and Quantum7 consoles for Alex Warren's front-of-house engineer James Butera and monitor engineer Rob Brazinski, respectively. This equipment was utilized during the North American leg of Warren's six-month "Finding Family on the Road" world tour, following his 2025 single "Ordinary" which garnered over one billion streams. Earlier, on August 20, DiGiCo and Group One Ltd launched a US Summer Road Show, providing opportunities for hands-on experience with DiGiCo consoles and gear from KLANG:Technologies, Fourier Audio, and Sound Devices. On August 19, DiGiCo Quantum 852 and Quantum 7 consoles served front-of-house engineer Steve Carr and monitor engineer Becky Pell for Take That's "The Circus Live Tour 2026" across the UK and Ireland, with audio supplied by SKAN. Previously, on August 5, legendary Bulgarian artist Grafa staged a fully immersive concert in Sofia, where monitor engineer Boris Yanakiev used a DMI-KLANG with a DiGiCo Quantum 338 to deliver spatialized monitor mixes, with each musician employing a KLANG:kontroller on stage.
DiGiCo offers 4 products in the media tech industry. DiGiCo's product portfolio comprises of audio.
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DiGiCo's revenues were less than $250M in 2024. Caretta Research has split DiGiCo's revenue into 3 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 pro AV services, entertainment Providers and religious Institutions companies. Examples of DiGiCo's customers include Clair Global, Prestonwood Baptist Church and Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group.
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