I don't like the Cherry "click" sound. It's quite high pitched and feels cheap to me. I do like tactile switches, though. I find Browns to be nice balance for both typing and gaming. The ones I got needed a bit of time to wear in, though, and lose their "scratchiness".
My favourite switch is 62g ErgoClears that have been worn in and then lubed... beautiful. Especially once they've been latex and trampoline modded. 
The bump IS more pronounced than Browns and it starts earlier in the stroke. The lighter springs help emphasise it even more. Very tactile switch, but not too heavy.
My preferences:
1. Vintage Blacks/Browns
2. Ergo Clears
4. Buckling Spring
3. Modern blacks
5. Modern whites
6. Vintage Blues
7. Modern browns
9. MY 
does "wearing in" the brown switches technically make them vintage browns or are they totally different from modern browns. cause after typing on the browns for a couple of months, some of the "scratchiness" did go away making them a lot more tolerable. it was meh out of the box lol.
TLDR; It's all personal, try them all...I have never tried vintage Browns, but from my own experience, a worn-in Brown switch is nice and smooth and feels a LOT better than a new one. The "scratchines" does go away. It's also less noticeable with heavy keycaps. Lighter keycaps make it more apparent.
My favourite is still worn-in Clears with 62g springs, but worn-in Browns are nice, too. What I prefer about the Clears is their larger tactile bump AND the fact that it starts almost immediately, whereas the Browns have a little "linear" part before you start to feel the bump. Doesn't matter when you're typing fast or pressing hard, but it's noticeable to me.
I like to mod switches to get them to feel more like my own preferences and the next mod on my list is adding a thicker layer of rubber to the top casings of a Brown switch (like an extreme version of the latex mod) to bring the start point closer to the bump and provide more damping of the release sound, when the slider hits the top case.
Actually, I wish Cherry would make a switch with Clear sliders that have rubber dampers on the top and bottom of each side, lighter springs (somewhere between stock Clear and Brown, with the steeper force increase of the Clear spring). That would be my end-game switch I reckon. I get close enough by modding them myself, but it's a lot of work.
I've never tried Blues, Greens or Whites with really heavy keycaps on. I've heard they change the click so it's not so high pitched.
I'm also starting to have the strange and unwanted feeling that I might like DIY silenced 55g Topre switches after all.... My poor wallet...
