I have a the Bayou Classic 10 Gallon Stainless Steel 6 piece Brew Kettle Set, which sells on Amazon (
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009SKU4PE/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20) for $225 with free shipping if you have Amazon prime. It's a solid piece of gear, with the following caveats:
(1) The temperature gauge is inferior. It's accurate, but it is apparently not hermetically sealed as heavy condensation collects on the inside of the glass on brew day and persists for several days. Eventually, this will probably affect the internal components and the accuracy. The company replaced mine free of charge, but the replacement had the same problem. Solution: $30 thermometer from morebeer.com.
(2) You will eventually get minor spots of corrosion/discoloration on the kettle especially around the welded handles. It's not bad, and doesn't appear to get worse beyond a certain point. How bad? You can't really see it from 4-5 feet away.
(3) The "stainless steel" ball valve and/or some of its parts will likely have rust on the inside. Soak it for a week in lime-a-way and it will go away permanently.
(4) the false bottom is useless too much dead space for a mash tun. This is not a problem for me as I use it for a boil kettle and use an igloo cooler for my MLT.
Lastly, you will see "Bayou Classic 10 Gallon Stock Pots" that look exactly like the brew kettle on various sites for $125-ish with no thermometer, false bottom, and no filter screen. BE AWARE this item does not have a tri-ply bottom. It works fine for boiling wort, but unlike the boil kettle with the tri-ply bottom, the stock pot will scorch higher-gravity worts if you don't stir constantly and heat gently leading into the boil.
I have both the boil kettle and the stock pot. Here's a pic of both after six months of weekly (yes really) use:
