For me that would have to be my 6'6" ESP Power Lite ... which I use as my primary jig casting & dock shooting rod. Paired with a reel that balances well with the rod, it becomes an extension of my casting arm and is light enough to not wear me out after only a few hours of casting. Mine is currently paired with a Okuma Stratus STX20 & 6# test Vicious Panfish copoly hi-vis line.
The tip is "very fast" action and there's plenty of backbone for solid hooksets & control of large fish. The sensitivity is high, due to the high modulus graphite blank & handle. The Tenn style handle has the blank running through it, and metallic disks around the blank & touching the inside of the handle ... all in order to transmit the vibrations through the entire rod, directly to your hand/fingers.
Micro guides keep the line straight upon casting, with little to no "line slap" to decrease the distance of your cast. While they do prohibit the use of some "bobber stops", that's not a negative in my case, since I do not use the rod with slip floats.
My model has the extended handle (for leverage), which I call a "poodle tail". I'm not particularly fond of it, myself, but it doesn't deter me from using it. According to the ad pictures on the mfg website, it would appear that the extended handle is no longer there on the newer models. In my book, that only makes them more desirable (to me).