Logic Systems Goes Jurassic with PK Sound at Lost Lands 2025

PK Alliance member Logic Systems returned to Legend Valley with PK Sound for the 2025 edition of Lost Lands, Excision's bass music mecca – anchoring the festival's dramatic new main stage design with Trinity Black robotic arrays, two delay rings of T10 hangs, and a sub wall comprising 102 T218 intelligent subwoofers.

Lost Lands has become an annual proving ground for PK's biggest low-frequency statements, drawing tens of thousands of headbangers to Ohio for the heaviest sounds in electronic music. The 2025 system design pushed further than ever, with the two rings of T10 delays ensuring festival-grade impact and clarity from the rail to the back of the bowl.

The partnership's history at the festival runs deep: Logic Systems' 2024 deployment featured the biggest Trinity Black hangs yet at 24 modules per side, while the 2023 edition saw 28 Trinity Black mains with a combination T218 / G218 sub wall – all driven by PK .dynamics robotic control software.

New for 2025, PK's Tx26 intelligent point source modules also anchored the reference monitoring for the festival's official Couch Lands livestream. “Hands down the best monitoring setup we've had yet,” the broadcast team reported. “From low volume to higher levels during peak hours, we were able to dial in the cleanest sounding stream to date.”

Featuring PK's patented Multi-Axis Robotics, the Trinity Black and T10 systems enable remote, real-time mechanical control of vertical and horizontal coverage – focusing the festival's signature bass on the crowd and keeping Legend Valley's neighbours happy.

PK Sound's relationship with the Excision camp stretches back to the festival's inaugural 2017 edition and the record-setting systems that followed, making Lost Lands one of the longest-running showcases of robotic line source technology at scale.