"2k" LED Fresnels - Lite Panels announces new 5600k & 3200k fixtures

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Litepanels Introduces Powerful 12” Daylight and Tungsten Balanced LED Fresnel Fixtures
LED lighting pioneer Litepanels broadens its range of professional fixtures with the new Sola 12™ and Inca 12™ LED Fresnel fixtures. Ideal for lighting designers and cinematographers looking for an alternative to traditional 2K incandescent Fresnels, the new Litepanels fixtures offer the energy efficiency and outstanding quality of illumination for which Litepanels is known.


http://www.litepanels.com/go12.php?elq=1f338d61ffc54167b59f328300aea624&elqCampaignId=493


Considering that Lite Panel's current Fresnels start at $700 & go up to $2,600, my guess is these are going to retail for $3,500 - $6,000. A lot more than I can spend on a light, but I'd still like two of each. Or even just one of the Sola 12 fixtures would be nice. If someone hooks me up with one for free, I'll totally bake you a cake.
 
"...A powerful output of tungsten balanced illumination approaching that of a traditional 2K incandescent Fresnel...", but no photometric information at all. AHHHHH!!!

Yeah, they ain't going to be cheap.
 
The slightly odd thing in the design is the barndoors seem to prevent access for colour media? It does mention CT, so I guess you'd have to thread in the gel through a very thin slot. Seems a strange 'feature' when you're at the top of a ladder trying to stick in some colour?
 
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