[Kurtamus]

Anyone using these that would care to opine on satisfaction with them?

http://magnarisers.com/index.html

[Saturn94]

I’m using Magna Riser Airborne stands on my LRS Maggies.

They improved clarity and soundstage.  They look great as well.

I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them. 

[brooklyn]

I also have the Magna Riser Airborne stands on a pair of Maggie .7’s..
I got the same impressions that Satern94 mentioned.. I also like the fact that
they’re about 4 inches off the floor standing straight vertical. 

The stands are nicely constructed and also came with a pair of jumper
cables to replace the ones that came with the Maggies. I think it was a
nice upgrade for the price paid.

[Craig B]

I have the Multi Riser Mk II on my .7s and I love them.  Improved focus and imaging, and I like the look. This model has two different heights you can use - I chose the higher of the two, putting the bottom of the speaker about 6" above the floor. Robert is a terrific guy to do business with as well - very conscientious, stays in communication, and he does great work. And his prices are extremely reasonable for all the work he puts into his design and production, and especially when compared to competitors.

[LouM5]

I have the Ascensions on my 1.71s and they helped with the bass response as well as staging. Which is good to begin with.

[Craig B]

One of my .7s on its MultiRiser:

[Kurtamus]

I have the Ascensions on my 1.71s and they helped with the bass response as well as staging. Which is good to begin with.

Thanks to all who responded, it is appreciated.

LouM5, I run 1.7's, do the MagnaRiser stands help stabilize the panels better than the stock stands?  I use a laser measurer for positioning, and when measuring from the top of the panel I find the panel easy to make sway front to back.  I know the Mye stands will stabilize the panel, however I like the look of these stands better, and the price is less to boot.

Thanks!