TT+ Audio to Present Installation-Specific GTX Systems at InfoComm 2026

Reggio Emilia, Italy — TT+ Audio will be featured at InfoComm 2026, taking place June 17–19 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. At Booth N8133 and Demo Room N209-210, visitors will be able to explore selected GTX system solutions developed for professional live sound and installed applications.
The TT+ Audio showcase will focus on the expanding GTX platform, including the GTX 12 F, GTX 10i IP, GTX 7C, GTS 16C, and GT 8. GTX 7C is a compact cardioid line array module conceived for applications where directivity control and precision sound are key requirements. It is paired with GTS 16C, a flyable cardioid subwoofer developed as the dedicated low-frequency extension for GTX 7C arrays. Together, the system supports flown or stacked configurations and provides controlled low-frequency dispersion, boasting an average rear rejection of 22 dB.  
The GTX portfolio also includes solutions for larger systems. GTX 12 F is a 3-way line-array module for large-scale installations, both indoors and outdoors, with the same electroacoustic specs of the GTX 12 and installation-specific rigging and I/O. GTX 10i IP extends the platform for medium- to large-scale installed-sound applications, with coverage options designed to support precise system design in demanding outdoor projects.  
The compact point-source GT 8 is designed to integrate with GTX line array systems as front-fill, out-fill, delay, or stand-alone reinforcement. Its role within the GTX ecosystem gives system designers and engineers an additional option for coverage refinement in distributed and performance-based applications.
In Demo Room N209-210, attendees will be able to experience selected TT+ Audio systems, including GTX 7C and GTS 16C. The sessions will offer visitors a closer look at the system behavior, coverage approach, and deployment flexibility of the GTX platform in professional AV environments.
InfoComm 2026 takes place at the Las Vegas Convention Center from June 13–19, with exhibits open June 17–19 in the North and Central Halls.