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When the sponge absorbs booster it expands and this stretching disrupts the surface stickyness. The topsheet becomes more elastic and it grabs the ball during fast contact thus you get more spin.

Have you tried Donic Baracuda? I heard it's not too bouncy and has good spin. Haven't tried it myself, but I tried the Acuda rubbers before and they are also good at brushing shots.

Boosters can shorten the lifespan of a rubber as they soften the sponge and expand it, thus affecting the stickyness effect. You sacrifice tackiness for bouncyness

Did you boost your Dignics 09c? I heard that it affects durability of the tackiness. I think boosted H3N works on soft or medium blades that have some dwell to them so you can generate more RPM easier. Played unboosted H3N 2.15 mm on Tibhar IV-S OFF- blade and it felt very controlled, but I...

Spin is important until you face someone with short pips :D I think the most important criteria is feeling so you get feedback in your hand whenever your shot was too strong or too weak, too left or too right. I hit so many edges when lobbing my friends keep telling me to go F myself.

I tried mixing different blades with different rubbers and each combination offers a completely different playstyle. D09c + Stradivarius = Fast velocity medium-high arc setup for powerful topspins D09c + Sweden Extra = Less velocity but more RPM because of more dwell time, the arc is also...

The brand name definitely is a factor

If you play long pips on one side and inverted rubber on other, I suggest trying Dr. Neubauer blades. For example Matador Texa carbon. The blade has different composition of each side. The Carbon layer on the forehand side provides maximum power and lots of rotation, while the Texalium fiber...

Nittaku Acoustin Carbon Outer.