Anyone running two monitors in a vertical situation?

Hi all,
For years and years I ran two monitors (and even three at one point) but a few years back I bought a desk for my studio that didn't allow two monitors to fit between the near-fields. I have a 28" Dell running 2560x1440 which I just love. However, Amplitube and various plugins seem to be getting smaller and smaller each year and I struggle to move little knobs and read settings. I'm thinking of going out to Best Buy today and picking up a 40" or 46" 1080p Hi-def TV and mounting it above my primary display. Would be fun to play games on too. :) However, I'm wondering if this will be a pain in the neck (literally) to have look up to see the display.
 
My thought would be to have the console on my primary display because I can see so many tracks in high resolution, but to have the track view on the top monitor. Whenever a plugin was a challenge to see, I would just drag it to the top monitor where it would pretty much be life size.
 
So, I would love to hear your experience if you've used such a set-up. Also, I want 46" but my wife is using logic on me (dang it) that 40" is better for this. So talk me into (or out of I guess) the size. :)

I have a 27 inch monitor on the desk and a 40 inch TV on a shelf above the 27 and further back. It takes some getting used to moving the mouse to the right to get it to the top monitor. 
 
I will say Sonar looks pretty good on the TV, however text items are a bit hazy, even more so on web pages such as this forum.

smallstone, I have two 19" monitors side by side with a 24" on top of those. This works OK but after a few hours, it does lead to a stiff neck.  I think a bigger top monitor would not be a good solution. Go with the touch.

Thanks all. I went and picked up an Asus 23" touch monitor and I have it on my desk next to my Mackie Control Pro. I can now open the plugins on this baby and set their parameters by touch.
 
Having a lot of fun, and didn't need to figure out how to mount a 46" beast on the wall! :)

I taught in a college that had desks I have never seen before or since that were very slick. They had glass tops and had CRT monitors under them at a 45 degree up angle. Would not work for touch but was a neat way to save space and neck strain.

As alluded to above the height will play a lot into comfort, but mounting options would allow for the console feel with a touch screen.

smallstonefan
Thanks all. I went and picked up an Asus 23" touch monitor and I have it on my desk next to my Mackie Control Pro. I can now open the plugins on this baby and set their parameters by touch.

And you still have room for a 46" beast on the wall..
 
Good thinking James

I tried vertical monitors once years ago and I developed a crick in my neck. I was in horrible pain. I put them horizontal and the crick went away. :)

the 2nd monitor below is working great. The touchscreen is so useful I'm selling my Mackie Control Universal Pro. :) Still, I now have visions of that large TV up on the wall...