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9' Mahogany Satin Concert Grand - Serial #16656 - 1910
This 9' mahogany satin concert grand is a remarkable example of the wonderful pianos Baldwin produced in the early 1900s in Cincinnati, Ohio. It delivers a rich, warm tone with a full, commanding bass that fills the room with depth and character, while the upper register retains clarity and musical sweetness. With its expansive voice and impressive tonal presence, this instrument offers the kind of power and warmth that make a concert grand so compelling. Its Victorian-style case is especially unique, lending rare elegance to a piano of this size.
Refinished and restored by RPI in 1981, this Baldwin received a new soundboard, pinblock, strings, tuning pins, keytops, damper felts, action felts, hammer shanks, and hammers.
Carefully reconditioned to RPI's strict standards, including cleaning, regulation, and tuning, this piano includes a bench and is backed by a 2-year mechanical warranty.
Baldwin Piano History
Dwight Hamilton Baldwin began to manufacture pianos in 1889 and his company grew to be the largest piano manufacturing company in the United States. The Baldwin piano has made a significant impact in the piano world, and has been a favorite of many composers and musicians.
The Baldwin piano was made in the USA until 2008, when production was moved to China. The company is now owned by the Gibson Guitar company, and continues to produce high quality instruments that will last a lifetime.
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