Which Blue Jay drum soundfont do you recommend?

Hi,
I've heard good things about these drum soundfonts. I notice that there are 5 different sets of them, but I'm not sure which one is best for me. I'm aiming for a "typical" alternative pop sound in my songs (bands like Weezer, Matthew Sweet and Teenage Fanclub, if that helps at all).

I called Sonic Implants and their advice was to listen to the demos, which I did. Beyond that, I thought I'd ask this group and learn from their valuable experience. Does anyone have any recommendation as to which Blue Jay soundfont I should buy?

Thanks,
Sean

I've had the small ambient 1 kit for a while and I like it a lot.The velocity layering seems pretty good,although I am no expert on drum samples.I've actually started using loops more lately, instead of tapping out the samples myself.

Frank

I have those also.I wound up buying Vol. 1-4 when they had some specail offer awhile back.I posted a song on thier website(the 1st one I finished using thier loops) about 2-3 weeks ago.I like them alot.I have 2 more I'm finishing up now (waiting for the vocalist...so what else is new..).
I seem to be making more progress with songs,and they sound alot smoother to me with loops than using midi and samples.My biggest beef is probably with the hi hats.No matter what I do,they always sound canned.I have heard some people who have really made midi with samples sound excellent however,so it's probably not the fault of the equipment,but the operator.
I guess there is no real substitute for a good drummer and a well mic'ed kit and room.Everything is a trade off I guess.(live drummers have drawbacks too.I mean,thier late most of the time,they drink all of your beer,and hit on your wife/girlfriend. )

Frank

Frank