Takes time but making everything pull it's own weight reduces a lot. When itdoes one thing isn't straining to make up for another; The strain is a noise producer. Kind of like a car that needs a tune up.

The bow itself has a problem, the string length, it's very long. I agree with others that a supressor is helpful on bows with long strings. Even then there seems to be exsessive vibration with the strings. That Hoyt has a string at least 20"'s shorter.

I would think on bows with long strings a tubless peep would be hard to keep aligned, but I can't say for sure.