Mye Audio Stands for Maggies

[manlystanley]

And they really help to focus the imaging. It gives you a much more of a "front row" effect when the maggies are tilted slighty forward.

Cool. This answers a previous question that I had. I'll delete that thread (if I can).

Best Regards,
Stan

[Geoffcin]

Cool. This answers a previous question that I had. I'll delete that thread (if I can).

Best Regards,
Stan

There's a little trick you can try if you want to see what the effect is like. Just wedge up the back of the stock stands so that the speakers tilt toward you. A 1" to 1.5" wedge block is all you really need. You'll get 90% of the effect that way.

The Mye stands really worked on my 3.6's, but the effect was just a little spooky. Where central images used to come from between the speakers and on plane with them, by tilting them forward the effect was to bring them closer to the seating position, in some cases literally breathing in your face! This might also be because of an interaction with my catherdral ceiling room.