Whilst I understand that better limb constructions are a smoother dress, less susceptible to temperature changes, don't stack as much or as soon, and are usually more efficient.
How much difference can it make?
If you have a standard 30lb set of beginner limbs with a generic fibreglass with wooden core construction, and compared them directly with a 30lb set of higher end, Carbon and foam core limbs. How much extra range do you get? How much more draw weight with the cheaper limbs, do you need to match the extra range, or arrow speed given by the higher end limbs of the same draw weight?
How much difference can it make?
If you have a standard 30lb set of beginner limbs with a generic fibreglass with wooden core construction, and compared them directly with a 30lb set of higher end, Carbon and foam core limbs. How much extra range do you get? How much more draw weight with the cheaper limbs, do you need to match the extra range, or arrow speed given by the higher end limbs of the same draw weight?