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The desk is fully adjustable and holds up to nine monitors. The monitors sit on a shelf that can be moved closer or farther away. The keyboard desk and monitor desk can be individually height adjusted and have enough range that they can be used as a sitting or standing desk.
The desk is made from Solid Oak wood.
I use two sets of actuators from Progressive Automations for the up and down movement. For the keyboard desk I use the FLT-03-2-2 Table Lift Set which starts at 22 inches and extends out to 38 inches. For the desk the monitors are on I use a 3-step Table Lift Set also from Progressive Automations that starts at 16 inches and goes up to 32 inches. They no longer sell the 3 step model as a set. Both of the sets came with a controller that allows you to adjust the height manually as well as set four positions in memory for one touch adjustments.
The monitor stand I'm using is from EasyMountLCD and is a Deluxe Hex LCD Monitor Stand Desktop Clamp. It holds six monitors that can be up to 28". I use the top row to mount my speakers.
Everything is powered by one PC. It has four video cards and is capable of handling eight displays.
The top center monitor is a ViewSonic V3D245. It is a 24" LED LCD with 120hz and 3D and 2 ms response time. All of the monitors are ViewSonic LCDs with 2 ms response time. The bottom center is a 24" LED. The top left is a 24", the top right and bottom left are 22". The bottom right is the first ever 2 ms response time monitor and is 20". They are listed from newest to oldest.
The speakers are a combination of two Logitech sets. I'm using the satellites from the Z906 and the subwoofer and control unit from the Z-5500.
Corsair K90 keyboard
Logitech G700 wireless mouse
Corsair MM400 mouse mat
Audio-Technica AT2020 microphone
Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920