For a revolutionary bow like this to be released with as little fanfare or reviews surprises me, come on folks whose bought one and what do they think? 
And you claim to be a Bowtech dealer and dislike Binary cams, best of luck, you'll be lucky to sell the Diamond line. :thumbs_dowidowmaker300 said:I used to shoot one, but after having numerous cable eating problems and other issues, had to go to something a bit more dependable. Smoothness was not a redeeming quality, as was noise and vibration, but if speed is the ultimate goal, well, its there. I have found that if you finally grt your bow drawn and miss, it doesnt matter how fast you missed.
Dingo you want him to lie? Doefingers he does sale Bowtech! He gave an honest opionion, amazes me when someone actually states there findings.DanceswithDingo said:And you claim to be a Bowtech dealer and dislike Binary cams, best of luck, you'll be lucky to sell the Diamond line. :thumbs_do
I agree with you D with DDanceswithDingo said:I just find it ironic that a Bowtech dealer would put down the only cam that Bowtech produce then start another thread 'selling' the virtues of the Whisper Creek Bow range. I suggest he produces some evidence as to the cable eating qualities as this seems to fly in the face of the other 10 or so positive reports. Why did his Equaliser eat cables, when no one else has reported it? Why does he state its noisy when others claim it is quiet? I understand the smoothness issue can be subjective, and what is meant by 'other issues' if you are going to criticise be prepared to back it up. And Daniel Boone, it is the honesty of his opinion that I'm questioning and have every right to do so.