@ledoux1238: From what my correspondent told me, the Mye stand bolts onto the bottom of the woofer enclosure, the support arms reaching from the back of the base of the stand up to about the middle of the planar panel (similar to the Mye Maggie stands). The Sound Anchor stand is not used at all.
I need to go back through my emails and find the pics of his Mye stands my correspondent sent me. Send me your email address and I will forward them to you (give me a few days ;-).
I spoke with Grand Mye, and he told me he had made only the one pair of LFT-8 stands, those my correspondent ordered. Grant asked me to send the details on bolt hole locations on the bottom of the bass enclosure when I was ready to go ahead with an order. The stand is hollow tubes, which can be filled with sand.
My correspondent told me the Mye stand improves the sound of the LFT-8 in terms of low level resolution and details, overall clarity. Because the LFT-8’s planar panel is attached to the bass enclosure, it doesn’t "sway" as much as do unbraced Maggie panels. But the LFT planar panel is about 3-1/2' long, so it may exhibit a little flexing.
The LFT (Linear Field Transducer) driver has the Mylar diaphragm attached to a very stiff metal frame, to which the fore-and-aft magnets are also attached, that frame bolted onto a solid wood frame. Maggies are constructed with the Mylar glued and stapled directly onto an MDF frame. I don’t remember how the magnets are secured to the MDF.