AMG? What the heck is that?!
As a user, i can tell you that Dyn Articulation works. I especially notice it on the cymbals. Just as a real cymbal if you strike it moderately, it gives a rich full tone. But if you strike it hard, the pitch changes (so to speak). Just like some snares, if you hit it moderately, it sounds fine, but if you hit it hard, you get a chirp in the sound you hear. Know what I mean?
The DM10 reproduces that quiet well, imo, with the cymbals, and I think the snare and toms too, but I don't notice that as much.
Another thing I noticed on the roland kit, when I hit the pads harder or softer, the sound reflected it. The alesis kit is also able to do that, right? I also noticed that when I played closer to the edges the sound also changed a little bit, is the Alesis kit capable of this?
If I recall correctly, the roland snare is 3 zone, so you do get rim, off center, and center hit voices. Alesis's snare is dual zone, so you get rim and center voices. I have my snare set to play offcenter on the rim, and center on the main. Then, if I want rim, I change kits.
Hope that helps. no doubt about it, Roland makes a great kit. But, it's expensive as hell (and imo, overpriced). The voices in the DM10 are very good, and with layering, you can really customize/perfect the sound you're seeking. Further, with loadable sound sets coming, it is even more expandable.
BTW, Welcome to the forum, beat.