GTE Joins PK Alliance With Investment in T10 and T8 Robotic Line Arrays

Greater Than Entertainment (GTE), a Denver-based live production company, has joined the PK Alliance network following an investment in PK Sound’s T10 medium-format and T8 compact robotic line array systems. The purchase was facilitated by ACT Entertainment, PK Sound’s exclusive North American distributor.
By adopting PK Sound’s patented multi-axis robotic technology, GTE expands its audio inventory with systems designed to optimize acoustic coverage through automated mechanical control. The move aligns the company with a growing number of production providers integrating robotics into system deployment workflows.
“GTE has always been committed to leveraging innovative technologies that raise the bar for live production and deliver the best possible results for our clients and audiences,” said GTE Owner Alex Zentz. “PK Sound’s robotic technology gives our team incredible flexibility to optimize sound in virtually any venue, allowing us to adapt quickly and confidently to the unique challenges of each space. After visiting the PK Sound headquarters in Calgary and spending time with the team, showing us not only the technology but the passion behind it, we’re excited to join and lend our expertise to this collaborative movement.”
GTE’s initial investment includes a T10 robotic line source system paired with T218 intelligent subwoofers. The inventory also includes T8 compact robotic array elements and Tx26 intelligent point source modules, expanding the company’s capabilities across a range of venue sizes and applications.
In partnership with PK Sound and ACT Entertainment, GTE plans to host a series of public and private demonstrations in the Denver area later in the first quarter. The events will give engineers, producers and other industry professionals the opportunity to evaluate the operational and acoustic characteristics of the multi-axis robotic systems.
Founded in 2006, GTE provides audio, lighting, video and staging services for live events, working with clients including BMW, IBM and NASCAR.
“GTE represents exactly the kind of highly driven, forward-thinking company we’re excited to welcome into the PK Alliance,” said Mike Case, director of global network and partnerships at PK Sound. “They’re a young team with a clear vision for where live sound is headed, and they understand how emerging technologies can fundamentally change the way systems are deployed, optimized and experienced. There’s a strong synergy between our organizations in pushing beyond legacy approaches and helping usher in the next generation of the live sound industry. We look forward to growing together as partners.”
ACT Entertainment Market Manager, Sound, Shawn Wells, added: “GTE’s investment in PK Sound robotic technology reflects the future of the live sound industry. Multi-axis robotics are redefining what’s possible in system deployment and performance, and GTE clearly understands the long-term impact of that shift. We’re proud to have facilitated this investment and to support partners who are embracing innovation and helping drive the next evolution of live audio.”




