Talk:Musical Instrument Museum (Phoenix)

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Roland TR-808 "...from the United States"?

Under the heading "Museum galleries" there is a photo of a Roland TR-808 with the caption "Roland TR-808 from the United States". I'm not sure that is an accurate description. Yes, the TR-808 was available with English markings for the Anglophonic market (including the US), but Roland was a Japanese company, and all TR-808s were built in Japan. Bricology (talk) 08:55, 9 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]