In my spare bedroom, I have my main gaming/media/DJ setup: -
Yamaha MCR-N560DB
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This is a pretty cool networked amp/media player. It connects to your home network, then you can stream media to it from your PC. There's also a smartphone app, so you can not only control it from your phone, you can stream music that's stored on your phone to it too. It supports Airplay, DAB+ and Spotify, you can plug in a USB stick/drive and play music off that, plus it has a regular CD player. It supports common codecs like MP3, but it also supports FLAC at up to 192 KHz/24 bit. I've got it hooked up to my PC and Xbox One.
Q Acoustics Concept 20 speakers
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These are great sounding speakers for the price (about £350 a pair in the UK). They're small, but they're quite deep and they offer a really nice, neutral sound.
Custom built PC
I won't list all of the specs, but the basics are a Core i7 3770k, MSI 780 Ti GAMING overclocked GPU, 16 GB of RAM, an RME HDSPe AIO sound card, a small SSD, then a pair of 4TB HDDs for storage. It's all packed into a fairly small case, so it's built around a mATX motherboard.
My monitor is a Dell UltraSharp U2713HM 27" with a 2,560 x 1,440 resolution mounted on an Ergotron LX monitor arm. The monitor arm is fairly expensive (about £120), but it's really sturdy and offers loads of adjustment options as you can basically grab the monitor and move it around wherever you like. It frees up a lot of desk space.
I use a Logitech K800 backlit wireless keyboard and a Logitech M570 wireless trackball. The trackball is not great for gaming, but I switched to it because of RSI and hand/wrist pain.
Consoles
I only have an Xbox One at the moment (I've got other older consoles, but they're not hooked up). I've got a bunch of accessories for it, including the TV tuner, backlit media remote, MS stereo headset and a Turtle Beach Ear Force Stealth 500X wireless headset. I've expanded the storage with a Seagate Digital Backup Fast Plus 4TB 2.5" drive (actually 2 x 2.5" drives in RAID 0 in a single case).
DJ gear
I've got a pair of Stanton STR8-150s with Shure M44-7s and a Native Instruments Z2 mixer that has a Traktor sound card built into it.
Headphones
For DJing I use AIAIAI TMA-1s, although I think they're a little too bassy. For general use I've got a pair of wireless Sennheiser RS130s, which is an old model, but they sound OK for wireless headphones.
Software
For media stuff, I use 4 pieces of software: -
MusicBee - I started a thread about this, as I think it's arguably the best music manager/player available.
XBMC - I don't have a dedicated PC for this, but I like it mostly because it pulls in a bunch of data and ratings about the movies I've got stored on my hard drives. It makes it easier to choose what to watch and it has a decent bunch of add-ons for it too.
Miro - This is good for podcasts, particularly video podcasts. You can subscribe to feeds and it'll pull in the latest episodes for you - typical stuff. It has a built in video player, so it's a good standalone program.
Media Player Classic Home Cinema - If I just want to play a video that's stored on my PC quickly, rather than firing up XBMC, I use this. It supports pretty much any video format you can throw at it without you having to install codecs and it has some nice options, such as being able to adjust the audio sync on the fly if you download a video that's out of sync.
What have you guys got?