Well, for me, the Eu PSC 6.1 is not only a super-stable, felt-ripping, heavy-ball b-line boomer, it's also fantastic for volleying and for up around the net, etc... but... it's just a bit too heavy and unwieldly to swing comfortably and speedily enough (in my hands anyway), and it's also far too stiff... but, unusually for me, I could serve bombs with this one, and the plow-through was pretty addictive.I'll be sure to check the thread out when I can then. I've been on a hiatus from playing, school work pilling up and am eager to get on the courts soon before it gets too cold (Winter in California's not too big of a deal, but it's still cold to us). Yeah, I'm not planning on giving up on the PST either, but I plan to polish my game more before trying to handle it on a regular basis. I'm still too accustomed with my n95's, but it won't be long before I jump back on this baby and get to work.
And yeah, I guess the whole 'overpowering sound' from other racquets I have played with are an acquired taste as compared to the muted feel of this racquet. You're completely right in saying that racquets with that muted sound could equally overpower the ball. Btw, Is the PSC 6.1 really that intriguing?
R.