No clue about the price, I didn’t ask. As for specs the had nothing, I remember only the weight, the cable material and also the driver type - I don’t remember how they called the 3000s drivers but it wasn’t an orthodynamic like for the 4000s (and 5000s).
Yes indeed, speakers are Lu Kang Audio Spoey 230 FS. The DAC unfortunately I don’t remember but I’ll have to ask since this is one of the setups and that I will cover more in my upcoming article. Amplifier is a pre-production model from a company called ARRIBA, if I remember correctly it’s a 180W KT88 push-pull based amplifier.
I really liked this setup, one thing that really struck me was the height and the imaging, as well as how their performance doesn’t vary a whole lot bewteen simple and busy passages, this to say, that they have great speed and separation and when more instruments come in they occupy their respective space and all remain very precise in the soundscape, the speakers don’t lag behind. I think the amplifier is very very good, at my first listening session I didn’t really notice the fact that it had tubes and if the guy there from audioware hadn’t told me that it was a tube amp I would have believed that it was solid state - a good indicator that the amp is indeed very well made.
, we are keeping fingers crossed you guys fly in again.
There is a huge population of Federal employees in the surrounding area and i assume that many weeks without a paycheck, the disbanding of several agencies, and the buyouts for so many Federal workers may have impacted show attendance. 
On the opposite side of the spectrum it was also great to see a handful of rooms with equipment geared towards Blue Collar worker’s which kept things in the low tens of thousands 
There was also an excellent turn out of DIY manufacturers who had some really great sounding offerings in the sub $10,000 range 
