The last HAC I had was a machined supreme with hatchet cams. My favorite feature was the built-in dovetail bracket, somewhat doomed by the fact Toxonics kept changing their fit and retention system. That was great and would suit carbon well. Another great featyre was the way you could lock out a cam with an allen wrench in the spokes, so to speak, and make cable adjustments.

The last few points on Jeff's list along with getting something serious pros would like sound good to me. I don't know how their business model works, so I will leave the first several points.

I think they have too many models, something like 26 on the website. In that regard the fact they have all these different technologies is a negative. But if they want to stick with models for carbon, and Al, and split and solid, etc... Then they should possibly consolidate them around a few names and just have the stuff as options. But however you look at it, you are guaranteed not to find the bow you like at your favorite shop - They aren't coke, and can't hog all that shelf space.

I think they should go the Mathews/Bowtech route with the long riser. Their carbon tech would be killer for that.