Definitely a more carvey feel. I have tried 2 sets of the exact same ski, one mounted 2.5cm more forward than the other, and it was an unreal difference. I also ski a center mounted ski this year as my everyday ski, and to carve, you don't even need to lean forwards into your boot to make it carve. I just put my weight on my inside edge, and away I go. This happens because your weight is already forward from the center mount. The only down side, is that you have to adapt your skiing to the longer tails, so in powder you have to lean back more, and sometimes they catch on moguls and stuff. But I'm used to it, and I'll never go back to a traditional stance.

Use the Marker Jesters. They have a nice wide base to transfer your power to the ski more efficiently than a binding with a narrower base, like the Salomon STH 16. You will have to buy an aftermarket wide brake to fit the POWs, it looks like the ski is kinda in between the wide brake measurements though. Marker has a 110mm brake and a 132mm brake so you would have to go with the 132mm more than likely because the POW is 117mm under foot. Another good thing about the Jesters is that they have a burly 16 din spring so the ski won't come flyin' off without some serious force, if at all! Jesters are kinda pricey once you add in the brake, but they are 100% worth it, I guess that if you are buying $900 skis that it might not be a problem!