Right now I have three setups. One is more or less permanently at the motel.
Yamaha Tyros (all three setups)
Laptop for lyrics, etc (all three setups)
Metal Keyboard stand and converted music stand for laptop.
Two Barbetta Sona 31Cs (Actually belong to Hank The Lurker)
Cheapo Nady cordless mic for guests
Behringer corded mics for guests that can sing well.
Choice of Samson R11 mic and Sennheiser E855 for me
Custom-made rack with Behringer 1222 FXPro mixer, Digitech Vocal Harmonizer, Peavey digital power amp (not being used, but it's there)
Mic stands and US speaker stands
Office Depot adjustable swivel draftsman stool.

Setup #2, currently being used on Tuesday and Wednesday at supper club:
Tyros, laptop.
A-frame two-tiered stand, with add-ons to hold lamp, laptop, speakers, mic boom, recorder and mixer.
Logitech Z2200 powered speakrs.
Toa single-rack-space mixer, if needed.
Roc-sak adjustable drummer's throne with back.

Setup #3, for big jobs:
Sona Barbetta 32Cs instead of Logitechs.
Sam's Club Dolly, doubles as a speaker stand.

Also, Creative Labs Jukebox 3 with 30-gig harddrive for on-the-job stereo digital recording.
I record either directly from the Tyros headphone outs, from the Behringer mixer, or from the Toa mixer.

Additional stuff:
Fostec 8-track digital recorder with HD and CD burner. Haven't had time to use it yet.
Set of Tyros speakers
Set of Yamaha MS50 speakers
Extra set of Logitech Z2200 speakers
Peavey Deltafex Twin dual-effects processor
Mics: Shure SM87, Shure SM58, 3 Samson R11s
3 Behringers, AT cordless, various others.
Garage full of cables gadgets, bags, etc.

Yesterday I had all three systems in use during the day. I was able to do a Octoberfest from 4:30 to 6:00, drive 40 miles and start playing the supper club at 7:00, while not having to move anything from the motel except the keyboard. I used Hank The Lurker's PSR3000 at the Octoberfest, so the Tyros was already set up at the Supper Club.
DonM