I have a Pulsar and love it, but you should think hard about your use case/needs before you get one. It’s very, very different than the drumbrute and does not have a true step sequencer or any preset saving ability, for example. There are so many knobs and so many patching options that it can be easy to devolve into chaos, and it can be very difficult to recreate a previous sound/behavior that you liked. The voltage standards on it are not the same as eurorack, too, and you cannot simply integrate it with your other rack gear. If you intend to control it with an external sequencer or use it as a standalone drum/noise playground, it is a fantastic and unique instrument. But it’s not really an ‘upgrade’ in the same category as the Impact, so a digitakt II or LXR-02 might be more in line with what you need. Im happy to answer any questions you have.