What 3 paddles would you build to show off tech?

With such a span of different technologies and methodologies that we have available in blade, sponge, and rubber manufacture what 3 paddles would you build to represent the spectrum?  I mean there is hard, soft, thick, thin, fast, slow, spin, control, speed, japanese, chinese, european etc...give me 3  racquets to represent them all.

Ok I'm not going to represent them all but 3 very different blades I have

My main blade is very control oriented with a glass fiber balsa but also fairly offensive with H2's on it, that's a good combination, pretty much everyone at my club prefers it to their own blade.

Another blade I have (have a couple different one actually) is Hinoki on carbon with paulownia core, they go well with soft/light chinese rubbers makes a good stiff fast looping blade

I still have a blade of my Fathers that he used to great success in the 70's. It's a old butterfly blade all around speed. He used to use it with 1.5mm sponge Yasaka toranado on the forehand and 1.5 mm sponge Butterfly tackiness chop on the backhand. I had the same blade once but mine eventually wore out and snaped in half during a loop (wood was rotted) When I first went to 1.8mm sponge he said I was silly because I'll end up playing worse due to missing shots and I'd say he was right at that time with the 38mm ball. 1.5mm was enough then. Anyway that kind of blade and rubber combo Mark V/ Tacky shop was also popular was the typcal loopers setup back then. you would just slow chop a few times then let loose with the big loop, good combo, very easy to use. I should stick some new 1.5 mm rubbers on it and see how it plays thse days, might be a revelation