Feature:
It came with all the hardware. But the boxe's just huge!! But mine came all packed and wrapped each drum and peice of hardware in its own box. I wish it had come with two bass drums, or a double bass pedal, but I can always buy thoese bits

Quality:
The quality is great. I bash my drums to hell, my last kit almost fell apart. But this one can take it. My only problem is the snare drum. I don't like the plastic pull bits [sorry, completly forgotten what they're called] that tighten and loosen the snare's. They always come loose and drive me insane! Great kit, I just might have to buy a new snare.

Value:
its a great kit, worth the money, but i got a discount on mine, as it was a sale, but i would pay any money, less than a grand for this kit [hardware inc. obv.]

Desirability:
I love the colour. The set up is perfect, though I would prefer another bass drum, to add to the great effect this kit has. But I can't fault its look's. It makes a name for itself really.

Sound:
Its just great, all the drums sound really full, and loud, but they echo in a small corner where i have to set mine up due to lack of space. I play rock and metal, sao it suits my playing really well. What else can i say, I love these drums, they even make my awful old cymbals sounds good!

Ease of Use:
I was told it was going to come with at instruction mannual.. It didn't. Luckerly I have set up kits before, except i found the drum heads a bit hard to attach, but maybe that's because i'm just weak?

Support:
I havn't had to do anything or ring up Mapex, so I guess thats a good thing. But I can't rate there support...

Overall:
I think I will keep this drum kit untill it breaks or becomes unusable for any other reason. I may get a electronic drum kit, but for different reasons, not that I would replace this kit. I wish it came with drum pads, as these are almost impossible to find for a reasonable price [under £50] for the whole kit.