RE: Are the super light bows that much more noticeable?
What are you intending to use the bow for? Only for hunting? Then it'll be fine. If you intend to it to spend time on the 3D course, you want a bow that won't beat you to death before day's end. One that's not so susceptable to muscle twitches. A hefty bow is much less tiring to shoot in tournament, and is much easier to shoot with CONSISTENT accuracy than a light one.
People can shoot light bows etremely well, until fatigue starts setting in. A tired shooter will shoot better with a bow that's got some weight to it.