Launch of Zu Audio Experiences loudspeakers

Phil, greetings, I haven't read anything new from you since the initial flurry of positive comments on the Def 4, some 3 years ago.
If it's of any interest, I modded the 4's initially by replacing the stock spikes w/Symposiuim Acoustics Rollerblocks. Then the Zu-approved Duelund Cast caps to the Radian supertweeters high-pass filters network. And then Lundahl transformers to the Hypex sub amp Class D modules.
These changes transformed the 4s from amazing to stellar, esp opening up a level down in the bass that was just not present before. And some sweetening of the Radians, allowing a more airy presentation.

So I'm fascinated to know how the new Experiences are going to top all this. Sean I know is keeping his cards close to his chest, but surely you can reveal a LITTLE about what the design choices are likely to be.
Esp in trying to squeeze Dominance-territory performance into a Definitions-sized package.

Zu had their Experience prototype at Rocky Mountain Audio fest, being driven by a Peachtree amp. I was fortunate enough to hear it, and I must say, I was very, very impressed. There wasn't a speaker in the show that came close to producing its sound stage, and in my mind, it was one of the top three speakers in the show. This is a remarkable speaker, but sadly, it's far out of my price range. 

How much $ are we talking about?

@wester17
As a Peachtree owner, not at all surprised your impression of the Experience was so positive with them running off a Peachtree amp.  I'm going on 3 years with my X-1 integrated and it's the best, coolest piece of non-speaker gear I've ever bought. 

Kalali - In one of the online reports I read, the author "guessed" around $30K