I have owned a Yamaha DTXpress kit and sold it because it sounded awful, I then bought a Clavia Ddrum 4SE kit and loved it to bits, then I tried the 2 Box Drum It 5 and it blew me away, so I bought one and sold my Ddrum 4SE kit, if I am perfectly honest the need for a DrumIt6 is not what I would call important, what is important that you have spend £1,700 on a kit which basically does it all, so tell me what other kit does this for the price range?. Look at the Roland TD-30 OK its got nice bells and whistles but I still do not like the sound, but look at the price!!!!. What I am really getting at is this, we do not need a drumit6 yet, at least for another few years because other companies have not caught up with 2 Box, can you load your own multi-samples on a Roland Kit?, can you play your sounds on a Yamaha Kit, you can only use what is there, at least you can customise the DrumIt5 to sound the way you want it to, and use your own samples, and not a processed load of thin sounding crap modelled on how Roland or Yamaha think it should sound, thats why the DrumIt5 has so much potential and will have for quite a few years to come. When Bengt designed this kit he certainly knew what he was doing because look how long the Clavia Ddrum 4 kit stayed on the top spot for.....Years!!!! and nothing came close, he raised the bar with the DrumIt5, nothing will catch up with it at this price range, so there is no need for a Drum It 6 for ages yet. Long live the Orange Kit :-)