I don't know about this model, but you stirred up some questions in my mind.  How fast is it?  Can you pull it to full draw without losing the sight picture or keeping the arrow pointed in the general direction of the target?  Is it quiet?  Do you like how it shoots? I bought a new Hoyt last Nov, had rotator cuff repair in January and am about to be able to finally shoot it. I also have an old Onieda Eagle 1982 model that every inch of draw is difficult until the drop-off of 15 percent and it will shoot through an elk from right hip to opposite shoulder and then stick in a tree deep enough you can hardly get the broadhead back. The arrow is Easton 2219 with  125 grain Satelite broadhead.

Traditionalist

They Tenacity was a great bow. Pretty fast and forgiving at the time it came out. Besides the Alphatec, the Tenacity was my favorite Hoyt bow to be manufactured.

Shaun

I have a Hoyt Heat that I purchased sometime around 1995.  I used it for a few years then put it up for about 10 yrs.  I started hunting with it last year and it continues to shoot very well.  It's a little heavier than today's bows, but I stand by the old adage, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".