Good post except,
We all know the monster is going to shoot like a typical speed bow and has its vibration and accuracy issues so
I hate to reiterate this but my 82nd must not be a "typical speed bow" then because it has no vibration and no accuracy issues. One has to be careful at stereotyping every bow in a lumb. Some stand out as the exception.
When I shot my qualifying round at the Harrisburg indoor 3D shoot last winter the buzz in the crowd was around my 82nd. (not me) People could not believe how it was rocking the targets. You'd hear the thud and see the target rock. I almost knocked a strutting turkey off it's base. What people were hub bubin about was they could not believe this was coming from a bow they considered the quietest on the line. (Along side Hoyt, PSE, Mathews)
Speed doesn't always have to come at a price but most of the time it does. I too hope they work things out as they are a good company. The thing that I find amusing is the same guys that have been criticizing the draw force of an 82nd, (Insert speed bow here) will be singing the praises of their Monster because of his brand name.
So far the majority of Reezen reviews have been pretty negative. I hope that changes when they perfect (I hope) the Monster.