Apexi AVC-R on BPU stock twins

I've read quite a few threads regarding people experiencing problems with the Apexi AVC-R. These problems include among other things: a ticking noise made by the solenoid, boost spikes, too complicated, and failing to hold high boost levels consistently. Although the AVC-R / S-AFC combo is aesthetically appealing to me, I don’t want to regret purchasing and installing these units.

I plan on staying BPU for a while and it is my understanding that “fuzzy logic”, as used by the AVC-R, is not ideal for sequential turbo setups.

Although I find the AVC-R aesthetically appealing, I have a few questions in regards to its functionality:

Does the fact that the AVC-R uses “fuzzy logic” make it inferior for sequential turbo setups? If so, is there a way to disable the “fuzzy logic” capabilities of the unit?

Will disabling the AVC-R’s self-learning mode prevent the unit from using “fuzzy logic” all together?

Will disabling the AVC-R’s self-learning mode make the unit compatible with a sequential turbo setup?

What features are lost in disabling the AVC-R’s self-learning mode?

Will the AVC-R reliably hold as much boost as any other electronic boost controller on the market?

Thank you in advance for all of your help supraforums.com!