I think there will be a definitive difference in feel between your Magnatec and the MM VFT. For starters, the grip styles are very different. The rubber sideplates and riser have an entirely different feel than the one piece, narrow, wood grip of the new Bowtechs. Both promote less torque but from slightly different designs.

Second, the MM VFT is going to have a different overall feel and balance. The Hoyt TEC risers do provide a very stable shooting platform by moving the bow's mass weight over more of an area in the horizontal plane...almost in the same form as a rear mounted stabilizer. On the other hand, the longer riser/parallel limb design of the new Bowtech's provides more stability in the vertical plane since the mass weight is distributed more away from the grip area. And, ofcourse, the MM VFT is siginficantly shorter so more of the bow is in front of you as opposed to being "above" or "below" the imaginary line created by the arrow and your bow arm.

Hope this helps.