IMHO, denoting certain reactions to brands/manufacturers are a myth. Better check the ball properties for a basis that is suitable for a desired reaction, e .g. coverstock type, surface prep, RG and RG differential. A strong MB might help if you want to emphasize the breakpoint shape and reaction. Therfore, my basic take/advise would be a polished reactive pearl with a medium to high RG core, a high differential and potentially a core with an MB of 0.02" and above. Put a stacked layout on it, maybe with the pin above the fingers for extra length and pop, and complain about the lack of controllability of this piece...
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DizzyFugu - Reporting from Germany
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