Share a picture of your Minimoog in its habitat! There is probably some older similar thread of posting your Minimoog picture, but “the Minimoog family” growth continually. Here is my Model D Reissue and Voyager in my hybrid analog/computer based studio:
My 1979 Minimoog with his companions in my synthroom.
The Minimoog reissue is in my sleeping room.
XL
part of my music room
Some nice pictures here guys… that XL is just beautiful. All the Ds are also iconic! Beautiful rooms.
I’ve shared one of mine, but it’s not exactly in its habitat yet - I have some arrangement of synths to be done. 
Here’s the angle showing the Moog half of the space. The CP-251 in the upper left just arrived about half an hour ago. Not pictured: Little Phatty Stage II
I like that - do you play it before bed to help you sleep? I think that would keep me up!
Or maybe you have it playing by itself to help lull you to sleep?
Minimoog Born December of 1974 … The oldest in the room.
Here’s some of one of mine… it likes to be surrounded by much older R.A. modules… 
https://www.flickr.com/photos/28780825@N08/26756710215/in/album-72157665460312934/
My minimoog in its habitat: a picture, a far-away dream. 
wow, some very drool-worthy studio gear/spaces in this thread!!
inspiring stuff to look at, for sure
here is my model D in it’s habitat
Tom, this pic is totally badass!!
Went back-and-forth between left hand and right hand, dominant hand won:
The Mini with a few friends.
Voyager and vintage digital.
My pair of Minis from the Pre-MIDI days.
My pair of Minis from the Pre-MIDI days.
That is a rig and then some…
The old touring rig
wow…CZ & Moodymoog, my jaw just hit the floor looking at those pics!
Here are some photos of my vintage Model D in its home, surrounded by some capable companions. The curly maple cabinet on both the Minimoog and Prophet-5 came from Wes Taggart of Analogics, who restored both instruments. Sorry for the poor photo quality - it was a quick iPad photo.
And some others…
Two more angles. We only just moved into this house quite recently, and this arrangement is the first I’ve tried. Not everything is shown (or visible). I didn’t have room for drums, piano, big mixer etc. so that stuff is stored away in the garage or elsewhere. I’ve no idea where the (pre-ordered) Grandmother will go when it arrives. Some of this stuff may eventually be sold to fund a Moog modular re-issue. That’d be hard, though, as I’ve had some of it for decades.
