AustraliaWhile these pedals are at the very top end of what you will pay for a pedal set, the quality / feel of them is impossible to beat. The brake pedal feel comes from adjusting stacks of belleville washers, so you are able to recreate a great variety of stiffness under foot, and there is no tactile change in the brake pedal even after thousands of applications. On other hydraulic sets I have had, where rubber bushings are used, the rubber can prolapse/overcompress and bulge and cause bizarre pedal application at critical times in--sim, this simply can not happen with the bellevilles. The unit Pro-Sim have designed to house the washers is versatile too, and allows you to add some pad-knock in if you prefer (but I have always dialled that out completely) The throttle is also really nice given it uses a hall sensor, and a gas spring, which, when you first move to these pedals, is quit heavy to press, but once you are used to it, personally I felt like it was much easier to module the throttle vs other pedal sets with much softer throttles. Overall, these are basically the best sim pedals you can get, but they are at the very pointy end of budget, but I do highly recommend them to the discerning sim racer.