Easton ST Vs. SEpro blade ?

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Hey guys, long time no see right !? :P

I'm running short on my Z-carbon Si-core blade and I don't really like the new Z-carbon CNT blade, feel kinda too alive for me, I prefer a little more dead feel I guess or maybe it's because the cnt takes more times to break-in and soften ?

Anyways, what would be the difference between the ST blade and the SEpro ? how do they compare to the Z-carbon that I'm used to play with.

Thanks for the tips, I'm no longer in the industry and lsot track of every products haha!