Feature:
High quality parts that require some maintenance, nonetheless. These kits are easy on the sticks, as well, as I haven't broken a stick (other than losing a vinyl tip) since I started playing my Pintech's over a year ago. I went for some off-brand, single mesh heads for replacements, but I'll probably stick with double-mesh brand names from now on (Pintech or Roland).

Quality:
One problem, resolved quickly by Pintech. These kits are rugged...have made many road trips over the last year.

Value:
Can't beat the price. After sitting at some Roland and Ddrum sets, I see no reason to fork over the premium...

Desirability:
You should see the reactions I get when our band performs!

Sound:
I use two of these sets, one for my church and one for my Christian rock band. I have expanded both to have additional cymbals and an additional tom each. The dynamic response sent to the TD-8 is fabulous! The portability and quick setup time are to be admired, as well. The whole thing fits in the trunk of my Chrysler Sebring, without having to disassemble the whole rack (only removing toms and folding in wings). The bands I perform with LOVE them, because they can turn down the drum volume. Doh!

Support:
Awesome. Never an unresolvable problem.

Overall:
I have been supplementing my set with more Pintech and Roland gear as needed. Roland gear has only been purchased at firesale prices...for the most part I stick with Pintech. I did purchase some rim silencers (SilenTrims) to give it a more "Roland-ish" look, and to silence my poor aim :-(