Just found this place. Very nice. I vowed for a few years that I'd never own a Mathews because it seemed that if you didn't shoot Mathews, you might just as well not shoot. I practically live at the archery shop and last year we were talking about Hoyt and Mathews. This was right when both manufacturers were bashing each other in magazine ads. I shot a ProLine New Wave and Buckmaster at the time and we were talking about hand shock. I told the owner that I was never conscious of hand shock as I was concentrating so deeply on the shot. He handed me a Mathews I forget which model and I shot a few arrows. Then I shot a different model, again I forget the model but it was their speedster for last year. I could feel the difference in the two. Then I shot an LX. Then I sold my Buckmaster and hung my Proline and bought the LX. I swore I would never buy a Mathews, but never is a long time. My LX is without a doubt the smoothest drawing, smoothest shooting one cam I've ever touched. Awful quiet to boot. I have been converted and can't wait until October.