What stands for Mag 3.6's work well?

Just my OPINION, but I'd not opt for a bridgework stand. I just have a mental image of the darn thing ringing like a bell and feeding back thru the MDF.

This is the route I'm going to take......which gets rid of the MDF altogether and replaces it with real wood, which is not only better looking but has improved sonics as well.
http://www.indiespinzone.com/magnestand.html

Stands can and do help. Almost no question about it. However, dumping the MDF while integrating wood stands is the way I'm heading with my 1.6s

I am NOT a shill or owner or stockholder. Just a fan.

I own Mye Stands for my 1.7's. The stands are very well made and available in several finishes. FYI, Grant owns 3.6's. His website is www.myesound.com. As Magfan points out there is a fellow who mods Maggies and replaces mdf with hardwood. I have not seen any in real life but the pictures of finished product look very nice. However, when you factor in the mod, wood and freight charges you are looking at approx 4x the cost compared to the Mye Stands. As far as comments of ringing like a bell they definitely do not. You can even fill struts with sand, shot, etc if you want. FYI, Sound Anchor stands do not have any struts in back to support the Maggie frames.

There may be a few 3.6's (hopefully with Mye's included) coming up for sale in the next 6-12 months now that the 3.7's have been announced and are getting good reviews.

"There may be a few 3.6's (hopefully with Mye's included) coming up for sale in the next 6-12 months now that the 3.7's have been announced and are getting good reviews."

Saw a black on black pair with Mye stands a day or two ago at what I thought was a very attractive price.

You'll never HEAR the ringing...but it will smear the sound.
Real wood has some amazing properties not equaled by MDF or steel, in any combination.
If I were required to build metal stands, I'd be tempted to use aluminum.