I thought it might be fun to play a little Show & Tell in this week’s Roundtable. We’ll give you a peek at the gear in our home theater equipment racks if you tell us about yours too.

I specifically asked our contributors to send me photos and descriptions of the components on their equipment shelves: Blu-ray players, A/V receivers, cable boxes, videogame consoles, etc. I did not require photos of speakers, HDTVs, projectors, or miscellaneous theater items, though some may have chosen to provide those as well.

Mike Attebery

This feels more like a confession than a peek at my equipment rack. We’re going to be doing some renovations on our condo this fall, so I’m considering putting everything in a secured cabinet after windows are replaced if anyone has any suggestions. In the meantime, this is my semi-baby-proofed setup:

• Demon turntable
• Roku
• Apple TV
• X-Box 360 with HD DVD drive
• LG Blu-ray player
• Satellite Radio
• OPPO BDP-93 with region hack
• Phillips surround receiver (Ancient… We live in a condo with thin walls)
• Panasonic VCR
• Sony CD changer
• Philips CD burner
• RCA DVD Recorder
• Viewsonic Pro8200 projector
• Pulldown screen

Adam Tyner (DVDTalk)

• Display: 60″ Pioneer Kuro Elite PRO151FD plasma
• Receiver: Harman Kardon AVR-247
• Game Consoles: PlayStation 3 (my primary Blu-ray player); Wii; Wii U
• Media Players: Sherwood BDP-5004 (for Region B Blu-ray discs); Toshiba HD-A30 (HD DVD)
• Cable Box/DVR: Motorola DCH6416 (gross)
• Speakers: Axiom Millenia M60ti floorstanding mains; Axiom VP100 center; Axiom QS8 surrounds; Axiom EP350 subwoofer. (I still haven’t worked out permanent surround placement, so I schlep my rear speakers back and forth to stands on either side of my couch.)
• Miscellaneous: ‘Skylanders Giants’ portal (Ssshhh! Don’t tell anyone!); as-yet-unwatched Blu-ray discs

I’m getting the upgrade bug again, so that display and receiver aren’t long for this world. I have a separate setup of older gear upstairs, and that’s where I keep my Xbox 360 and other assorted game consoles, my Panasonic TH-50PX50U plasma, HK AVR-330 receiver, and on and on and on.

Shannon Nutt

Top shelf, from left to right:

• Samsung 3D Blu-ray player/receiver (part of the Samsung HT-E6500W 5.1 Home Theater System)
• The center channel for my home theater setup with my Roku 2 XS sitting on top of it
• My Xbox 360 with controller.

Bottom shelf, from left to right:

• Box containing 3D glasses for my VIZIO M3D470KD
• The Motorola HD-DVR for my Comcast cable

Tom Landy

I wanted a nice, compact home theater stand and this is the one I went with. It has three glass shelves (although I’m only using two due to the size of some of my components) for equipment. Above, though not pictured, is my 50″ Panasonic Plasma TV. The first shelf has my Panasonic 3D Blu-ray player and remotes. Underneath that is my Bell satellite receiver box, and then the big ones at the bottom are my Pioneer AV/Receiver and CD player. Yes, my CD player holds 301 discs. Sure, it’s kind of obsolete these days since the Pioneer receiver has AirPlay built-in, but it still works great.

M. Enois Duarte

This is an older pic from last year, but there haven’t been any major changes since. The components are as follows:

• OPPO DBP-93 3D Blu-ray player [Region-Free hacked]
• Sony PlayStation 3 Slim 120GB Blu-ray player
• Marantz SR6006 7.2 A/V receiver
• Velodyne SMS-1 DSP System
• Panamax M4300-PM power conditioner/surge protector
• Intel Core i3-2100 @ 3.10GHz HTPC
• Logitech Harmony One Universal Remote

Josh Zyber

Shelf 1:

• 3D emitter for Sharp XV-Z30000 projector
• Comcast X1 DVR
• Lumagen Radiance XS-3D Video Processor
• OPPO BDP-93 Blu-ray Player (region-hacked)
• Toshiba HD-XA2 HD DVD Player
• Denon AVR-3808CI A/V Receiver
• Pioneer XLD-X9 Laserdisc Player

Shelf 2:

• Sony PlayStation 3
• Microsoft Xbox
• Nintendo Entertainment System

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What home theater gear graces your home theater shelves? Tell us in the Comments. If you’d like to show us pictures, I recommend uploading them to a hosting site like ImageShack or Photobucket and linking to that.