Maker
Baldwin
American piano maker
Baldwin is an American piano maker founded in 1862, when Cincinnati music teacher Dwight Hamilton Baldwin started a piano dealership that grew into D.H. Baldwin & Company. A historically prominent U.S. brand, Baldwin builds its handmade Artist Grands in the United States, headed by the SD-10 concert grand. The company is now part of Gibson Brands.
Models
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Baldwin SD-10
Piano · United States
The Baldwin SD-10 is a 9-foot (about 274 cm) concert grand piano, Baldwin's flagship and largest instrument. It is built with a one-piece, continuously bent maple rim, a quartersawn spruce soundboard, African ebony sharps, and solid brass pedals, and is used as a concert and recording instrument.
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Baldwin Model L
Piano · United States
The Baldwin Model L is a 6-foot-3-inch (about 191 cm) grand piano in Baldwin's Artist Series, with 88 keys and ebony sharps. Sized for homes, churches, schools, and institutions, it offers Baldwin's grand-piano tone in a living-room footprint.
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Pianos
Acoustic pianos, piano model families, and related keyboard instruments.
Representative model
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Baldwin SD-10
Piano · United States
The Baldwin SD-10 is a 9-foot (about 274 cm) concert grand piano, Baldwin's flagship and largest instrument. It is built with a one-piece, continuously bent maple rim, a quartersawn spruce soundboard, African ebony sharps, and solid brass pedals, and is used as a concert and recording instrument.