Reddit mentions of The Synthesizer & Electronic Keyboard Handbook

You have very different goals than I have. My goal when giving advice is to get people something so they can make music. I am not interested in wasting my time with your Reddit drama — someone starting out does not have that clear of and idea what gear best fits the music they will make, simply because they haven’t made music yet. Once they have gear, and once they start learning scales and chords — one good book which I used when starting out is The synthesizer and electronic keyboard handbook, which shows all the types of chords and scales, as well as a good overview of analog synths and the keyboards which preceded analog polys — then they can figure out what direction they want their music to go. Anyway, as you have pointed out multiple times, if they don’t like the gear they have bought, they can always “flip it” (sell it and buy other gear).

OP - this poster has been told by a moderator that “You personally are 70% of the reason rule number 1 had to be created. You are eventually going to be voted off the island if you can't figure out a way to keep this childish garbage out of here” and I’m sorry you had to waste your time reading his drama queen whiny posting.