Malcolm Toft is a UK-based professional audio brand founded by engineer and console designer Malcolm Toft, whose career in pro audio began at London's Trident Recording Studios in the late 1960s. After working as a staff engineer on sessions that produced tracks by The Beatles and David Bowie, Toft co-founded Trident Audio Developments in 1973, where he was responsible for the concept and design of the A Range, B Range, Series 80, TSM, and other consoles that became fixtures in commercial studios. He later launched Malcolm Toft Associates (MTA) and was involved in the development of Toft Audio Designs under the PMI Audio Group.

The Malcolm Toft brand consolidates his current range of analog recording and mixing products, all designed and manufactured in the United Kingdom. Offerings include the Ultima and Integra 8 mixing consoles, the Equate equalizer, the Micmix mixer, the Punishr 500 compressor, the Karno/Sepia processors, and MPower Systems replacement power supplies for vintage Neve and SSL consoles. The company builds its products using through-hole construction rather than surface-mount components, with serviceability cited as the rationale.

The brand's reputation draws on Toft's long association with British console design and the sonic character of Trident-era equipment, and its products are distributed through boutique pro-audio dealers such as KMR Audio and Front End Audio.

Malcolm Toft Audio has 1 product cataloged on Equipboard, including Effects Processors.