Well on my first post to introduce myself and mentioned that I was selling my Equinox to my brother and was having fun agonizing over buying the Micro vs the Matrix 355 or 380. Great way to stir the pot! While there was an awful lot of votes for the micro I do have some ability to resist peer pressure and went with the Matrix 355. When shooting the bows the 355 just felt better to me, micro felt just a bit "cramped". Might get one in the future but for now it's the 355 and no looking back.
Ended up working with Dave at Wyverns Creations, Package included: Matrix 355, TT 2.5 single stage (still have the TT 2.5 2 stage from Equinox, just wanted to try the single stage), Danny Miller Bumpers, factory string which I will shoot to stretch and that will then become my backup, 1 flemish string from WC, Air Brakes, I think that is what they are called anyway, the brackets and pads that go on the front of the limbs, stringer aid, tombstone case, venom rail lube. Mounting a Hawke XB30 from my Equinox. Arras: Black Eagle Executioners, 20", 2 inch blazers, 110r brass inserts. Will be shooting 100 NAP spitfires, same head I've used for years with great success. Also bought the Arizona Bolt Fletcher.
Went with the 20" arras as the short sticks just don't feel right to me, might be silly but there it is. Also, nice to have longer arras so they are not buried in the target past the fletching. The do stick out past the guard a bit but a whole lot less than they did on my vert bow, so no problems there! I also do most of my hunting from a stand so bow will be hanging from a hook. If I decide they are too long I can always shorten them...
Received the bow yesterday and in short order had it all together and ready to sight in. Big storm on the horizon but managed to fight the mosquitos off and the rain held off for about 30 shots. Nice! Had a pencil mark on the speed ring of the scope from the Equinox at around 350, had to dial it back to about for the 355. On the Equinox I was shooting the factory 350 gr quills. Just before I wrote this I ran downstair and weighed one of the BEs, they came in a little heavier than I thought they would at 431 grains. From what Dave had said they should have been around 405 or so. Whatever, they shoot fine and a few FPS will not make any difference.
I bought 12 arras, 6 with aluminum flat nocks and 6 for hunting with Luminox nocks.
The TT single stage is nice, can't say it's nicer than the old 2 stage, just nice and crisp. Being an admitted trigger puss I would not have minded it a bit lighter, I will have to run it over my digital lyman trigger scale to see what the actual pull is.
Brace height was high when it arrived so threw the stringing aid on it to un-twist the string a bit and got my first surprise. On the Equinox I could grab the stringer with my hands and cock it then adjust the string. Not so fast laddie! Them shorter limbs are stiff! Bout blew a gasket trying to get it back and had to actually scratch my head for a minute to figure out what to do. Duh, never used the cocking rope for this job before even though it was the obvious answer. Worked a whole lot easier that way!
Well there you have it boys and girls, another card carrying member of the Matrix 355 club!
PS, also forgot the cheekrest, and probably other small items as well. I will be getting one of the titanium bolt kits mentioned on another thread also.
Quick tip, I always put a patch of "skate board tape" on the but plate of my rifles and bows. This traction makes them feel MUCH more steady in the shoulder. I like to pull my shoulder arms back into my shoulder and when the butt plate is slippery it just does no feel solid. Give a solid feeling of confidence when you put it there and it don't move...
I think I still Love it, and it's gone to someone else. 
