In 1982 digital effects electronics were making their first appearance, the concert desks had 24 channels and weighed 200 KG (400 pounds), 350 watts was a big power amp and the owners of GT were touring with big heavy old fashioned audio systems making too much noise.

The knowledge and experience gained through those formative days of the audio industry led to the formation of the company in its present form.

Import/export, manufacture and wholesale distribution of high quality audio products is the main pursuit of GT today.

Headquartered in Australia, GT represents Digico digital mixing consoles, Nexo concert audio, RCF loudspeakers and the worlds most advanced amplifier Camco, and Stagemaker chain hoists to the Australian market.

These leading product names are supported by a competant network of Group Tech dealers. These companies are selected for their extensive knowlege and experience with pro audio and make up the bulk of Australia's most able Audio technology professionals.

Quest Engineering and Mann microphones are also products distributed by GT to meet the growing demand for reliable hardworking audio products for the professional end user who needs both pro performance and value for money. Quest Engineering have an extensive range of plastic powered and passive speaker systems and power amplifiers. The designers are fired by the belief that quality and reliability should not cost a fortune so innovative solutions in both design and manufacturing have delivered a product of outstanding performance and value.

Technical expertise and a commitment to customer service is a formula for an effective partnership. This is the relationship enjoyed the companies and clients of Group Tech's suppliers and customer base.