<p>Dobro Model 66B (1932-1933) resonator guitar, Quijada de caballo - MIM PHX
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<pre><span style="background:transparent;color:#888;font-weight:400;" title="transparent">“<b>Sindh</b>” <b>sitar</b> (plucked lute)<sup id="cite_ref-Wanderers2014_1-0" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-Wanderers2014-1">[1]</a></sup><sup id="cite_ref-SpecialK2017_2-0" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-SpecialK2017-2">[2]</a></sup></span>
<span style="background:transparent;color:#888;font-weight:400;" title="transparent">Kolkata, India, 2007</span>
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<pre><b>Model 66B</b> (resonator guitar)
Chicago, Illinois, USA, 1932-1933 ?
Mahogany and ... steel,
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Dobro Manufacturing Company, maker
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<hr><p>We read about the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) on Trip Advisor  - it was the top rated attraction in Phoenix - and now we can see why! The museum is dedicated to musical instruments from around the world - the collection is fascinating, the exhibits are great and the hands-on displays were fun. We spent almost 5 hours here and still felt rushed - this place is definitely worth a detour.
</p><p>I know nothing about musical instruments so if you happen to know what a particular instrument is, please feel free to comment on it. I tried to include as many labels as possible.
</p><p>The museum is in Phoenix, AZ - we visited it in March 2014.
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