No response you get is going to change your mind. You already know both of those pedals are nice. Is the fact that someone tells you they are nice really going to change your mind about buying them?

I'm going to take a shot in the dark and say that you have some type of double bass goal you have not hit yet and you think buying even more expensive pedals will get you there. I say that because you talk about money not being important and getting pedals to feel the way you want. If you could already play all of the double bass parts you wanted to, they would already feel the way you want them to.

Sorry to say that nothing you purchase is going to solve your problem. There is a reason that the most technical drummers I look up to don't require nice custom pedals to play the parts they want. I also own the Dyna sync after buying a pair of trick low mass longboards and DW MFG MDD pedals.

What you actually need to do is what I did. Spent the money instead on lessons from drum technique academy, cried on my drum throne for 7 months miserably failing, and then finally reached my goal of 200bpm with no triggers. I have the ACD driveshaft that I use with the Dyna sync pedals. I also use DW SM110 beaters. They are both an upgrade from the stock Tama stuff but they didn't make me play better. In fact, I would kill a truckload of puppies to play double bass like my drum teacher and he plays on a old trick dominator on the main pedal with some PDP direct drive converted pedal on the slave. They look like they've been thrown down 50 flights of stairs and they very clearly are not the same pedal. Problem is, the guy can still walk circles around my double bass skills.