$3,000 Plus Build Sonar X2/X3 Producer Advice Please

Hello everyone, 
I'm going to build a PC for Sonar X2/X3 Producer in the $3,000 plus range.
 
I've kind'a narrowed it down to the following (of course I'm open to improvements) but I need exact recommendations for each piece of hardware to ensure maximum compatibility with Sonar X2/X3 Producer.  I'll be using either the Roland Octa-Capture or the Focusrite 18i20.  I'll be using an 88 key keyboard controller.  I'm a singer/guitarist/keyboardist and I'll be mostly working alone in my studio.  I want to do most everything "in the box" but I may opt for a hardware control surface or a touch screen at some point soon.
 
I'll be buying from NCIX in Canada (they have a great website, check it out) so if you could list the exact hardware pieces that would work best, I'll be forever in your debt.  I don't mind going more upscale on some of the pieces if there is not a huge price jump and it must be super quiet!
 
1) OS drive (128GB or bigger)
2) Demanding libraries drive for Komplete 9 etc. (256 to 512 GB SSD or bigger)
3) Work drive 7200 RPM 3TB (WD Caviar Black or better)
4) Motherboard (brand not sure) all SATA 6, with the SSD's on Intel controller/connectors & the work drive on the Marvell controller/connectors (or better)
5) Intel i7 IvyBridge Extreme CPU 4.5GHz (or better)
6) 32 GB RAM (brand and configuration not sure)
7) Dual head graphics card (brand not sure)
8) Two 24" (or bigger) LCD displays @ 1920 x 1080 resolution (brand not sure)
9) Silent Mid Tower (brand not sure)
10) Power supply (brand not sure)
11) Windows 8 (version not sure)
12) Other stuff (not sure what exactly)

I have done that and I am awaiting his responses, however I am none-the-less very interested in alternative views by point of comparison, hence my thread.  Obliged, Chumer.

Hello jcschild,
Of course I'm open to improvements!  Would you be kind enough to copy paste my list from my first post and edit it with your improved suggestions in their entirety, please and much thanks?

Sorry but I am not sure what thread you are referring to.  Also I am not sure what it is you are asking (assuming you are asking a question) thus I am at a loss as to how to respond.

I see how the confusion arose.  You did not start your sentence with the word "I"  leaving me to wonder if you were asking asking a question, notwithstanding the fact that you ended your sentence with a period.  Thanks for the info regarding UK PC builders. I live in Canada, it's part of the British Commonwealth's final remnants.
 
In all things
The sun must set
But to rise again
In another way

Why not just get this:
 
http://www.musiccomputing.com/coremc
 
The base model is only $2499. Update: But after optioning it up heavily it came out at $10,000 plus. Ouch. Nice computer though!

Xeon based DAWs offer no real benefit for 99.9% of end users... and the cost sky-rockets vs. socket 2011/X79.
How many end users need more that 64GB RAM and 12 virtual cores at 4.5GHz?  
 
Got a call from a composer in LA who had a local person build a VE Pro Slave (via LAN) to use along with his Mac Pro.
The local person built a Xeon based machine using an EVGA motherboard with a non Intel LAN controller.
Impressive specs... cost a lot... but doesn't work for the intended purpose.
 

+1,000 for Jim Roseberry at StudioCat! I recently used his consultation service to assist with rebuilding my custom DAW. Worth every penny and then some. Jim rocks!

Chumer
I'm obliged for the insights everyone! I've decided to go with a Jim Roseberry built machine as compared to NCIX Canada.  The pricing difference is insignificant plus the service & support, BIOS/OS tweaking, installation of Windows 8 & Sonar Producer X2 etc. plus disk imaging the whole thing makes Jim's machine a clear winner for me.
 
I was pleasantly surprised by Jim's high level of courtesy, support and professionalism, and once I receive the unit I will provide a report for y'all to absorb.

 
Well Done!
 
:-)