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DiGiCo
SD7
253 ch · 128 bus · MADI/Optocore/Dante
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DiGiCo
DiGiCo is a British manufacturer of high-end digital mixing consoles, founded in 2002 as a spin-off from console maker Soundtracs and based in Chessington, Surrey (UK). Under James Gordon (appointed Managing Director in 2007, later CEO), the brand made its mark in 2008 with its SD range built on the proprietary Stealth Digital Processing technology (FPGA + TigerSHARC DSP), the SD7 being its flagship. In 2014 DiGiCo was combined with Allen & Heath and Calrec to form the Audiotonix Group, which James Gordon went on to lead. Today the brand is a worldwide reference in high-end live sound (international tours, musical theatre, broadcast).
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