Im the owner of an mps 1000, and yes, this is a great kit. It really feels like an acoustic kit, and there are only very minor flaws to it.
For example, you HAVE to calibrate the hi hat, and then still you gotta press it down quite hard, to get the closed hi hat sound, but that is bearable.
Another flaw is, that i had to disable my floor tom rim, cause sometimes when i hit the floor tom itself, it also triggered the rim for the bass drum. Not all the time, but cause i dont like the rim floor tom sound anyways i disabled it.
Same goes for the snare for the cross stick. That one double triggers sometimes as well, but that might be cause of my playing style, so i disabled the cross stick as well, cause i normally dont use cross stick anyway. And when i play songs that require cross stick, i simply enable it again.
The only downside for me is the ride, which feels different. Not bad per se, but different. And i had to adjust it, to find the sweet spot so it registered any stroke i played, which resulted in having the ride bow sound always be the same volume. But thats for me, there are also other settings where you can have more sensitivity, but this is what works for me the best.
All in all, it seems there are still much flaws to it, but thats absolutely not the case. These little things are very minor, and it plays like a dream, but you gotta adjust to it a bit, and then everything is great really.
I own it now for almost 2 months and i love it!
Btw, yes, you can use double bass pedals on it without any problems.
So yes, for the amount of money it requires, definitely go for it! You wont be disapointed! And as well, you can hook up 1 extra tom or cybal, cause with the base set, there is still a trigger port left to fill up.
In my case i will go in the future for a third tom tom, instead of a second floor tom, cause i dont have enough space for a second tom tom, but i do have space for a third tom tom.
So yes, go for it! Really its a good set!