The Avalon two monitor setup is a compact configuration of two monitors that will give you a much better view of the market than a single monitor. The Avalan two monitor horizontal setup can hold monitors up to 32" in size. With the new 4K options, there is even more to see.
The Valero two monitor vertical setup is a scalable approach to building a multiple monitor setup. The Valero can hold monitors up to 32" in size. When more than one Valero setup is used they can be angled to provide a better view.
| Monitor Size | Stand Depth | Width | Max. Ht. | ~ Min. Ht. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24-inch | 11.25 in | 42.6 in | 25.75 in | 18 in |
| 27-inch | 11.25 in | 48.4 in | 27 in | 18 in |
| 32-inch | 11.25 in | 57.4 in | 28.5 in | 18 in |
| Monitor Size | Stand Depth | Width | Max. Ht. | ~ Min. Ht. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24-inch | 11.25 in | 21.3 in | 43 in | 35 in |
| 27-inch | 11.25 in | 24.2 in | 44 in | 35 in |
| 32-inch | 11.25 in | 28.7 in | 45.5 | 35 in |
The Saratoga three monitor setup simplified multitasking. Spread out your charts so you can get a better view of what the market is doing. The Saratoga monitor setup can hold monitors up to 27" in size. It uses a single piece stand with a single foot base. The base providees a strong, stable structure to hold the monitors. It also curves to allow for better viewing angles on the side monitors, which can also be turned inward for even better viewing. If you follow the markets, then the Saratoga is allows you to do so easily
The Big 3 monitor setup gives all the advantage of multi-monitor charting like the pros, without the space requirements. All monitors are 4K resolution (3860x2160), the same resolution as 12 Full HD monitors (1920x1080) of equal size.
| Monitor Size | Stand Depth | Width | Max. Ht. | ~ Min. Ht. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24-inch | 13.5 in | 64 in | 26 in | 18 in |
| 27-inch | 13.5 in | 72.6 in | 27 in | 18 in |
The Seneca four monitor setup is made up of two Valero vertical monitor arrays that will give you an excellent view of the market. The bases provides a strong stable structure to hold the monitors. The bottom row of monitors should be set lower than you would with one or two monitors. Doing so will make it easy to view the upper row of monitors. If you follow the markets closely, then the Seneca is the minimum you need to do it well.
The Big 4 monitor setup gives all the advantage of multi-monitor charting like the pros, without the space requirements. All monitors are 4K resolution (3860x2160), the same resolution as 16 Full HD monitors (1920x1080) of equal size.
See the Falcon F-37GT 4-Monitor Trading Bundle.
Or the Falcon F-52GT 4-Monitor Trading Bundle.
| Monitor Size | Monitor Width | Setup Width | Setup Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24-inch | 21.25 in | 42.6 in | 43.25 in |
| 27-inch | 24.2 in | 48.4 in | 44.5 in |
| Monitor Size | Stand Depth | Base Separation |
|---|---|---|
| 24-inch | 11 in | 5.15 in |
| 27-inch | 11 in | 6.6 in |
| Monitor Size | Monitor Width | Setup Width | Setup Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| 32-inch | 28.7 in | 57.4 in | 43.35 in |
| Monitor Size | Stand Depth | Base Separation |
|---|---|---|
| 32-inch | 11 in | 8.85 in |
The Sienna six monitor setup made up of three Valero vertical monitor arrays. Six monitors is the most commonly ordered configuration by full-time professional traders. Isn't it time that you got the big picture every trading day with six big monitors?
The Big 6 monitor setup is used by our Founder and developed specifically for charting efficiency. All six monitors are 4K resolution (3860x2160), the same resolution as 24 Full HD monitors (1920x1080) of equal size.
| Monitor Size | Monitor Width | Setup Width | Setup Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24-inch | 21.25 in | 63.9 in | 42.74 in |
| 27-inch | 24.2 in | 72.6 in | 44 in |
| Monitor Size | Stand Depth | Base Separation |
|---|---|---|
| 24-inch | 11 in | 5.15 in |
| 27-inch | 11 in | 6.6 in |
| Monitor Size | Monitor Width | Setup Width | Setup Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| 32-inch | 28.7 in | 84.5 in | 49.35 in |
| Monitor Size | Stand Depth | Base Separation |
|---|---|---|
| 32-inch | 11 in | 8.85 in |
We also have a Falcon F-52GT 8-Monitor Trading Bundle.
* - Dimensions are calculated based on monitor dimensions provided by monitor manufacturer. Calculations do not factor in curvature of screens, but this only affects (reduces) the width measurement of the overall array.
Computer monitors come in different sizes and shapes. Some shapes are easier to fit together when building monitor arrays than others. The number of pixels is also important for detail and more charts.
Full HD, 1920x1080 resolution in a 16:9 aspect ratio allows for several charts at once. Small details and text are clear. Larger resolutions can be supported by our trading computers, but come in larger screen sizes not support by monitor stands.
The 24-inch or 27-inch monitor size is the best value for the number of pixels available. You can get up to six of these on one monitor stand. Greater screen sizes, while they may may have a higher resolution, do not fit monitor stands.
Allows for saving space by putting display on a stand. Our monitors use 100x100mm. Our stands are also compatible with 75x75mm.
Straight frames are best for fitting monitors together on a stand and prevents. Narrowness reduces the amount of space between screens.
LCD panels all use active matrix technology (passive matrix is used in small applications like watches). Below is a list of active matrix technology LCD panel types in mass production today.
The lowest cost and most widely sold LCD panel type. TN panels have fast response times (2ms-5ms typical). Color reproduction and contrast ratios of TN panels are not as good as VA or IPS panels. TN panels only produce 6-bit color. TN panels attempt to produce 8-bit color using a process called dithering. For watching the markets, however, they work fine. The monitors we offer are TN monitors.
These monitors offer better color reproduction and wider viewing angles than TN panels but have slower response times. Uninformed buyers often mistake the somewhat slower response times of the VA monitors for inferiority to the faster (TN) monitors. Color reproduction is much better, blacks are blacker, and they have higher contrast ratios then TN panels. We do not offer VA panels because of their limited side angle viewing quality. When you have a lot of monitors, you are rarely looking directly at them all at once.
These are the best of LCD monitors. Prices for these monitors are at least 50% higher and may be over 300% higher for larger sizes. Color accuracy is very impressive and the side viewing angle quality is excellent. The response times are slower than TN monitors (typically more than 6ms). Many are too slow for gaming purposes. IPS panels also consume more power than TN or VA panels. The big advantage of IPS monitors is color quality. For traders, the TN monitors produce more than adequate color quality for your charts. If you use your computer for graphic design work or watching movies then the IPS panel may be a better choice.
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