The Better Sleeper?

So, here's the situation. I, if I EVER decide to get started, want to build up an electro blow-back speedball paint-flinger. Why? For two reasons. The first being that blowbacks have tend to lost credibility on the field. I want to represent the blowback "community" with a great setup. The second reason is blowbacks come cheap. 

Right now, my two top choices are the 2K3 Spyder Imagine and the E-Gripped Tippmann A-5. Which would you expect less on a speedball field?

I like the Tippy because the A-5 was the first marker I really fell in love with. Besides, I've always found Tippies are more fun to work with.

I like the 2K3 Imagine because it's the pinnacle of the "Spydery" generation of Spyders. The forward angled sight-rail and the tubed body are what makes a Spyder a Spyder, and the new models seem to have lost that. They are also FAR cheaper and easier to work with than the Tippies. That and I've always liked Spyders. :)

I always think woodsball when I see an A-5, so for sleeper, I would say A-5 vs Spyder. However, I think the ultimate sleeper would be taking an ABT and turning it into a speedball marker.

BLADE!

Otherwise, the A-5.  But the Cyclone will be an actual problem for speedball play.  It's a huge target whenever you come out on the right side of the bunker.

For that true sleeper go with a Tippmann Triumph. Ya nothing says bunkered like a "black and decker".

In that case I go with the spyder its much lighter than the tippy. also try to make sure the outside casing is plastic too, for that added owned factor!

Corrected! Does anybody know what marker I'm taliking about then? I could have sworn it was a spyder.

Meh. I'd have to carry too many pods to justify the drop in capacity. Say I carried a hopper and 4 pods into play. To have the same amount, I'd need to carry 8 Q-Pods in. Too much weight and not enough paint. But I DO like the Q-Loadar system.

Hm. Maybe Warp...

Warps are incredibly bulky, but they were designed to be compact, if you follow. They are placed (if it's mounted to the left) so if you are popping out of the right side of a bunker, there's no exposed hopper. Same if out the top. If you are snapping from the right, the system is force-fed, so simply rotate the marker 90*, still concealing your hopper. They are a great system!