Zu DruidV's has anybody heard them?

I have owned the Druid V for 3 months and they continue to impress.
Very coherent, great in semi-near field (8') setup. I have listened to the Def IVs on several occasions and they are spectacular with their ability to energize a room and great bass response, but the Druid share much of the same tone and wonderful high end of the Def, and depending on the size of your space and wallet, the Druid V might be more suitable.
They play everything I throw at them from Fiona Apple to Joni Mitchell, and Manu Katche to Lighting Hopkins, and amaze with their ability to convey the artists uniqueness. So much better than Harbeth and AudioNote speakers I have owned.IMO.
Zu is a also a really good company to do business with!

I've owned the Druid V for a few months. It's taken a while for the drivers to break in, and they now sound awesome. Previously I owned the Druid IV, and enjoyed them a lot. However, the new Druid is a whole new animal, nothing other than a passing resemblance in the physical sense. In my room 15x11.5x9H, the Druids fill every inch with music, emotional, raw, and refined. I feel lucky to own them, and I can say that Sean and Gerrit are simply excellent to work with, and always willing to go the extra mile.

Thanks for the comments. Looking to purchase,once I sell my other speakers.
Anybody heard them with First Watt J2 or SIT-2 amps?

As the Druid V's are 16 ohms, they would likely be better suited for a tube amp with 16 Ohm taps. I recently taked to Sean and Zu and that is specifically what he told me. I do know that Sean is a huge fan of the Pass amps and I bet he would be able to answer your question better than anyone.

If anyone has compared the Druid to Def mkIII or MkIV's I would love to hear the comparison also. I'm a current DefIII owner and would love to compare the two.