Speakers are probably the most personal choice within a stereo system. 
Whilst I love what I own, you might hate them, so it's fairly pointless
me recommending them or similar.  Additionally, I really really don't
like B&W speakers.  Simply never heard a pair that did anything but put
me off.
You really need to go out a listen to a whole bunch of different types
to see which you prefer.

When I've heard Mac gear, it's been with their own speakers, which are
also very weird looking.  I'd suggest you find something you like.

With regards to kit you could put in your lounge, a couple of other
options come to mind:
- A laptop with an external hard drive attached.  I intended to use my
own SB+ this way as we have an old laptop kicking around.  Unfortunately
the laptop in question was so old that it's simply got too little RAM to
be effective (128MB).  The benefits of a laptop would be size and
relatively cool running.
- A NAS such as a QNAP unit e.g.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Qnap-TS-101500GB-TS-101-500Gb-Slimserver/dp/B000F9TD1I/ref=pd_bbs_sr_8/203-6345931-5577569?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1176393881&sr=8-8
NAS units can run the slimserver software, meaning that as long as you
have another PC which can upload to the NAS, this can be run
independantly.  It won't have video capability, but should be quiet and
cool, also cheaper than a full server.


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Mr_Sukebe

SB+, Behringer 2496DEQ, Bel Canto DAC2, Bel Canto Evo2i, Impulse Ta'us,
Coherent cables, Stillpoints
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