That's a nice rug. I also like the coffee table!

Mr. Sidewinder; I dig your style.

Right, here it is. Ladies form an orderly queue.



This is a large amount of my CD collection. I had it all on shelves, but they looked like they were going to collapse so I put it all on the floor instead.

I like cartoons, and I like DVD boxsets. This just made sense to me.



Video games and some more DVDs. Mostly comedy films and stand up, with some regular films and some wrestling DVDs as well.



My pride and joy. My TV, PS3, Xbox 360 setup (with the classic PS2, still working after 11 years.... Microsoft, thats how you make a console)



Finally, this is where the magic happens (not really, its clearly a single mattress on the floor, another case of broken things not being replaced. The slats down the middle of my bed snapped, and the bed became a pit. It was easier to just put it on the floor)



This is all well and good, but I am in discussion with my mum to take the master bedroom in the house soon. I just need some finance to do what needs doing, and then this whole series of photos is redundant because I'll have a new room!!

Hahaha, considering the state it doesn't even look that bad :D.

You're not a lady s_k!!

Sexy computer, I want a desktop computer so I can have the ghrtz to play all my computer games!



Oh and EvilChuck your curtains are atrocious!

Maybe the vibration thing could be a factor, but the magnetic thing? lol... dude that's some oldschool right there. Unless the guy is using floppies, he doesn't have to worry about his hard drive or anything. You could plop a magnet right onto a hard drive case and it won't do anything. It takes quite a bit of magnetic force to change the polarity of any given point on a magnetic drive. That's why when you see those movies where someone runs a big magnet across their drives like a "degausser" before they speed away being chased by the FBI, if you're not laughing at the inaccuracy, then that movie was made for you.

I'm unsure about any other components. I can speak from experience that I have no issues with my 2 large studio monitors with 8" subwoofer drivers being positioned not 2 inches from either side of my LCD monitors, and I never had any issues with my PC when it was right next to one of them. Dunno about the speakers in question, but mine can put out some db, and I never had any issues with them vibrating anything.

Thanks. I thought my room was similar to s_k's tbh, except instead of collecting old audio equipment and cool stuff, I have mismatched and broken furniture.

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This bedroom is a temporary one because I'm getting a new one built for me, and I'm aware that it's decorated like a seven year old's room. I had the option to change the decor a year ago but I've gotten too comfortable with the way it is. I originally had christmas lights up but mom said that it was gaudy and she made me take them down :/

Also, I never, ever, ever, ever put the heat on in my room so don't worry about the wires in the back

Once I have the new bedroom built for me, I'm painting everything black and putting in a lot of glowy stuff and disco lights and making it look surreal :cool:

That`s certainly an easy, minimal style, to stack it all on the floor - though I`m not sure how you pull out a cd from the bottom of a pile.
All my cds would make about two of your eleven stacks, I should think, plus another pile for vinyl albums.