Privately owned Group One, headquartered in the US and a subsidiary of Audiotonix, was founded in 1998 and operates with approximately 20 employees. The company reported $1.2M in revenue as of 2023. Functioning as a provider of broadcast professional services, Group One specializes as a US importer and distributor for a range of professional audio and lighting manufacturers.
On April 23, 2026, the University of Oxford installed a Harrison 32Classic Mixing Console within its new multi-studio facility, which features 64 bi-directional channels of AD/DA conversion coupled to a Dante interface for connectivity across multiple spaces. Previously, on April 13, Contemporary Christian artist Phil Wickham began using a pair of DiGiCo Quantum338 Pulse consoles for his US spring and fall tour segments. Earlier, on March 31, DiGiCo introduced the Quantum225 DS Mixing Console, a new dual-screen version also available as an upgrade option for existing Quantum225 owners. Solid State Logic will demonstrate its expanded virtualized System T platform at NAB Show, including new upgrades for System T Cloud that allow users to run multiple software-based engines on one hardware server, as announced on March 26. This follows DiGiCo’s announcement on March 25 of its V22 Software Update for Quantum and SD consoles, which offers new features and functions including the Mustard Levelling Amp and Snapshot Setlists.
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