I have to agree with Mike. The limb pockets on the Hoyt make it an extremely quiet bow. My dad's Havoc shoots alot quieter then my pro 38. The hoyt also seems to have a smoother draw cycle. However on the other hand the Bowtech is a faster bow and personaly I don't mind the draw cycle at all. It is also relatively quiet yet not on par with the hoyts I have shot. As far as one being more accurate then the other and easier to keep in tune, that depends more on the cam selection rather then the manufacturer. I have shot a single cam hoyt that was easier to keep tuned then my dual cam bowtech but that is because single cams require less tuning then dual cams (keeping both cams in time etc...) However I prefer dual cams due to the fact that they create more speed and have a smoother draw cycle. That is why I ended up going with a dual cam bowtech. I get the speed and accuracy that is known of bowtechs but I also get the smooth cycle. I hope you can find some info here that will help with what you are looking for.

Eric