Feel and Hardness / Softness

Many players speak of feel when speaking about rubbers - but very similarly to control, feel is very subjective! 

Some players say softer rubbers give more feel and more control due to dwell time.

Others say that softer rubbers have a muted feel - dulling the impact of the ball, and prefer hard rubbers for more directional and short game control. They also argue that bounciness reduces accurate feel for the ball. Many good players who like hard rubbers will often chose tacky rubbers to give dwell time - therefore getting the dwell time used for spin variations from the topsheet and not really from the sponge.

So which rubbers do you feel the ball more with?  Soft or Hard? or somewhere in between? Which rubbers that you've used have given you the best feel? 

As a tool - here is a rubber hardness comparison chart by haggisv - a tool I find extremely useful!

http://ooakforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=1808

Take a look at this image:

T64 has the most space between the pips, which make it play differently than T05.

T80 has more space between the pips than T05 but less than T64. The pips on T80 also appear to be slightly bigger than T05.

And assuming each regular TENERGY uses the same topsheet material and sponge, the pip structure makes a radical difference on playing characteristics. Similar concept with many other rubbers.