http://archive.org/details/synthmanuals
via an anonymous reader: "As so many of these synthesisers were made back in the 60s and 70s, before digitisation of documentation and sharing of information, it's especially important that some of these older rarities in particular be preserved. This collection is already off to a good start, from the curiously poetic Yamaha GX-1 manual to the rough guide to Ralph Dyck's predecessor to the seminal Roland MC-8, but could always do with more contributions."
Also see: Synth Manuals on fdiskc
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