RE: noise/vibration help?
 

It would be nice to see one of these systems that incorporates 2 stops at either ends of the riser , near where the limbs attach . I believe that would give the system "balance" , and the string would be more "parallel" at the time the arrow left the string .

RE: noise/vibration help?
 

Thanks for the tips guys.
I have a Jennings Rackmaster (not Rackmater Lite) single cam. I can't put and STS system on it, but I can put Jennings Shock Stop on it (same concept as STS system).
Gold Tip 5575 hunter arrows, 100 gr. tips

I took my quiver mount off after hunting season, so there is no vibration from it.

I hold my grip consistent all the time, so there is no problem there.

RE: noise/vibration help?
 

Bowhunter50,

Is that Shock Stop the one that comes on the Bear bows integral with the cable slide? If it is I can advise you not to waste your time and money. These are made of plastic and I have seen many of them break right where the cable groove is. That's probably why Bear supplies a regular cable slide with their bows. And I usually talk a customer into removing the thing right from the git-go.

RE: noise/vibration help?
 

This is my opinion on the STS. $45? look at it, maybe cost 5 bucks to make. These people are making a killing. Price is way to high for what you get. I have not seen all of the positive results that others have seen. Don't know why but I'm not. I have a hunch that this system will work better on reflexed riser bows. Simply because the arrow is gone from the string sooner. I see no improvement with a Protec, but on a turbotec it made a big difference. Just what I have noticed.

RE: noise/vibration help?
 

That makes sense , as you would think the string would travel farther with the arrow on it with a reflexed bow , probably why they are faster all so .