Note: As we all probably know, you can make any kit, I suppose, sound jazzy with head choices and tuning. Steamer, a frequent poster on this forum, plays a Peace bubinga jazz kit (18, 14, 10) and loves it. Similarly, I have seen a lot of professional jazz drummers over recent years use just about anything--from Mapex Pro Ms (low-end kit) and Saturns (mid-to-high level kit) to Yamaha birch, Tama SC Bubingas (both upper end) to Gretsch Catalinas (low end but sound quite good). Heck, I personally think even Yamaha Oak Customs sound fantastic with single ply coated Ambassadors (i.e., jazz heads) on them.
After all of my dilly-dallying with comparing drums for jazz (and I've done a lot of this indecisive, second-guessing on this forum to solicit advice), I've just started to realize one should go with the sound you like best. If the Canopus drums really appeal to your ears, then go for them--and Allied or Steve Maxwell can easily hook you up in the midwest/east coast region. It is nice to please an audience's ears, but a drummer's ears have to like the sound too!