It sounds a bit electronic and lake of dynamic for that matter. I had a chance to compare the sound directly with a real set. I could not use the sounds for a professional recording. I would probably scare my clients away for lake of seriousness.

Not enough output. Hard to go straight to preamps, EQ's and compressors to really enhance the sound of each separate drum. Why a sequencer? Why goofy sounds that have nothing to do with drums? Why adding crappy features instead of focusing on sound quality with no compromise?

The packaging is not important if the unit does not sound right. I do not care about the looks, but I certainly care abbout the realism of the sounds.

Good for amateurs Certainly not for pro recording facilities.

I wish.

Pop, rock, country

I own the TD-10 and the V-Drums Pro. I have the played the with the TD-8. This system works better for live gigs and studio setting. The drummer can play numurous applications, which to me is a plus. It gives the player total control of the sound that can be used. The sound is so realistic, all the way down to the maple wood sound.

The system do not come with accessories, but you do not need them.

The quality is very impressive.

After 6 years the system is still top of the line.

The support was very helpful.