suggestions for a paddle?

I have a butterfly carbo x5 (less than 80 grams) with sriver fx 2.1 - it's on of my favorite setups.  fast, controllable, and great spin.  not to mention super light.  right aroundusd 120.  i'm a butterfly fan, but lots of other good brands out there. 

The Nittaku KCZ is farely quick, it's a carbon blade. I think the weight is 87 grams which is farely light too.

Sriver G2 is an offensive rubber, i would rate the speed a 9 and the spin a 7.  It's a kind of soft rubber.  But I thought it had a lot of control.

ok. so what's the actual weight in grams of a light-weight wood blade? 80-90 grams?

also, i was thinking of completely changing my paddle from the brands i usually buy i.e. butterfly and yasaka. can anyone suggest to me some good offensive 1.9mm offensive rubbers with good control and speed? also, can someone suggest an all-round to defensive rubber for my backhand, with emphasis only on control and spin?

btw, i don't want any butterfly suggestions, mainly because i just want to have a change from them, and try some nittaku's, donics or DHS's, or maybe yasaka's.

also, i was thinking of buying the nittaku violin-ST for a lightweight offensive blade. what do u guys think/suggest?

i think we should establish some more ground here. 

what kind of player are you? (e.g. looper, hitter...)

you say you are an offensive player but all the things you seem to want are very very slowwwwww.

hurricane 2 will provide plenty of control so id give it a try

as for things being too fast, i dont think that exist. for an offensive player, that is what you want: FAST FAST FAST!  if you think thats fast, i started out using a Joola Kool with killerspin gt and joola energy with max thickness on both sides.  yup i used that on the 3rd day i ever played tt.  i found that very controlable.  it doesnt suit my game now but it was decent.

thanks a lot for the reply guys. here's my story:

i am an OFFENSIVE player mainly. however, this is only on my forehand, whereas i like to mostly chop (backspin) with my backhand, although i do smash with it. i do not topspin/loop with my backhand, but my forehand strokes include ONLY topspinning/looping, and smashing.

the reason why i said i wanted a rubber with a lot of control is because i fear the ball getting out of control and flying out of the table, or just hitting the net with a rubber that is completely offensive. i do have a very fast game, with sidespinning, topspinning and smashing being my primary strengths. my coach, who specialized in defensive game, bought me paddles which were pretty heavy. now, i don't know if this is the case with all offensive players, or only me, but i prefer very light paddles, which will allow me to smash as freely as possible. this is why i want a 1.9mm rubber for my forehand, for easy smashing and decent topspin, and a 1.9/2.1mm rubber for my backhand.
i tried the bryce once, about 2 years ago, and it was way too fast for me. now, i think my game has improved slightly from there (because i didn't really focus on TT then, it was mainly studies hehe), but i feel i still can't handle a rubber like that, with just too much speed and spin. what i want, is a rubber maybe 2 levels lower than that, with not such a focus on speed, and with some level of control.
another user told me that chinese rubbers are completely differnt from Butterfly, Yasaka etc. and are pretty hard to get used to, because i have been using Butterfly and Yasaka all through my playing TT. i don't know if that is the case felt universally.
so here's what i would want out of a 10 (these numbers would indicate my prefernce of one over the other)
speed-8
spin-8
control-7.

NOT something like this:-
speed-10
spin-10/9
control-5 or 4...

i hope this helped. thanks for your suggesstions till now guys!

dimitris wrote: If you thought the joola kool with energy max was controllable, you are either the naturally talented grand master that is born once every 1000 years (seen the movie Kung Fu Hustle?) or you were just playing with other novices that can barely hit a ball. But I agree that the OP better describe his game better if he wants some knowledgeable person around here to share his/her opinion. By the way, speed, spin and control are things that are not found together, increases in one reduces the others. So you have to decide what you want based on the assumption you cannot have everything. I wish we were all lucky enough to find all of these in some combo.

sorry if not a natural talent and sorry i might have sounded a lil harsh.  maybe im just a novice, you cant expect me to be rated 1800+ when iv only been playing for 6 months.  as for something being too fast, my friend who is ranked 2300+ doesnt think something is ever too fast, but maybe that is because he has great control.

maybe i did give some bad advice but this guy never mentioned that he doesnt even BH loop.  so isnt this guy trying to be a modern defender?

ok so i went to colestt.com and i talked to him. he says this combination is best for me--quattro ultralight on the forehand 2.0 40,palio topsheet over a 1.8 saviga sponge for the backhand, and dawei quattro allaround limba as the blade, for a total of 50$. what do you guys think of this? will this suit my game? i don't know because i haven't heard of these brands before hehe.

oh, so what rubbers do you suggest? from a price POV, it does seem good, since 50 dollars is much cheaper than what i paid for my butterfly setups. ,and this new paddle will definitely be way better than my stiga triumph lol.

if you can suggest to me a combination for a paddle that will total up to 50-60 dollars, it would be greatly appreciated.