We are pretty much spot on Jeff- I like the early peak, and it can ride way back into the cycle as long as it doesn't load up and the drop into the valley is not terribly abrupt. The Hoyt AMs and Elite Gt500/Z28 were the bows that had that.

I REALLY REALLY liked the BT Freedom cam- didn't matter which bow (Liberty, Pro40, etc) and I think the Force multiplier (2003 model?) on the G3 was the smoothest of the fast singles from BT. It was a weird looking thing and added some mass weight to the bow, but it really smoothed out the back end drop off without losing any speed. The duallys were hit and miss for me-depended on the bow- liked them on the Pro 38/40 did not care as much for them on the Pat dually or BKs- too bouncy off the wall.

For Mathews, the Outback and Legacy cams were tops for me- Solid stops (especially the outback) smooth draws.

I've become accustomed to the super hard wall of a limb stop- BT spoiled me there on my 2001 MM- I cannot get along with anything else really-given a choice I'll go for that every single time over a similarily nice bow without (as I did with the GT500 vs the AM35)