I hit a 2 hander and I like it a lot on that side. Is it as easy feeling as an extended pure aero? No, but I paid a lot of attention to how my backhand was with it, and there is no drop off really.
I understand the feeling of a frame feeling too light for the 2 hander. Used to have that happening. I found that is more related to the racquet drop than the racquet. Once I focused on bringing the racquet back a little higher and dropping it a little lower so I was really forming a C with my swing, my backhand got a lot more consistent and the frame was out of the equation. The 93P does not feel light on either side. It's a very easy frame to lean into backhands with.
Having a 93P really made me realize that the racquet is probably not going to win me too many more points than better footwork. I am going to work in the PA+ more next week and do some comparisons there. If the your movement is subpar and you are having a bad day, then the PA definitely can help. But it won't help you get better, it may just reinforce some lazy habits. I played last night at a pretty high intensity, and the last 20 minutes I was pretty worn down. I just stayed with the P93. I knew I was tiring out, and made the proper adjustments, which was re-focusing, moving my feet and trusting the frame instead of trying to overhit. I am not the type to switch between frames very often unless I am comparing them. Thats usually a last ditch effort.
Also need to add that the feel of this racquet just keeps getting better for me. The tension really does not drop much in the RS Lyon in an 18x20. You could easily string this frame under 45#s with full poly and be fine if you are a spin hitter. My tension was 48# off the stringer and is 43 now. I think it's been 7 total hours of play now.