Baldwin R

Make:

Baldwin

ABOUT THIS BALDWIN PIANO:

An original Baldwin (before bankruptcies #1 and #2) that has been internally reconditioned and externally refinished. "Why can't they make 'em like they used to?!" To learn more about this piano or to make an appointment to see our pianos, use the e-mail button below. We usually respond within 24 hours. Or call us toll free: 1-877.242.9944 or ask for Rick at: 630-584-5000. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Model:

Size:

5'8"

Year:

c.1964

Case & Finish:

Satin Ebony

ABOUT BALDWIN PIANOS:

Baldwin is one of the most confusing brand names in the history of the piano industry. Sending mixed signals for over 140 years seems to a Baldwin specialty. In its day, Baldwin was a somewhat prestigious brand that made some beautiful pianos. But over time, and in an apparent attempt to be all things to all piano buyers, Baldwin chose to market pianos of various quality levels under many different names. Any company would have a difficult time maintaining a prestigious image when trying to cover all price points. After two bankruptcies (the most recent of which was 2001), Baldwin was purchased by Gibson Guitars. Today, pianos marketed under the Baldwin corporate umbrella may be made in America or China, again covering various quality levels and price points.

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Make:	Baldwin	ABOUT THIS BALDWIN PIANO: An original Baldwin (before bankruptcies #1 and #2) that has been internally reconditioned and externally refinished. "Why can't they make 'em like they used to?!" To learn more about this piano or to make an appointment to see our pianos, use the e-mail button below. We usually respond within 24 hours. Or call us toll free: 1-877.242.9944 or ask for Rick at: 630-584-5000. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Model:	R
Size:	5'8"
Year:	c.1964
Case & Finish:	Satin Ebony
ABOUT BALDWIN PIANOS:	Baldwin is one of the most confusing brand names in the history of the piano industry. Sending mixed signals for over 140 years seems to a Baldwin specialty. In its day, Baldwin was a somewhat prestigious brand that made some beautiful pianos. But over time, and in an apparent attempt to be all things to all piano buyers, Baldwin chose to market pianos of various quality levels under many different names. Any company would have a difficult time maintaining a prestigious image when trying to cover all price points. After two bankruptcies (the most recent of which was 2001), Baldwin was purchased by Gibson Guitars. Today, pianos marketed under the Baldwin corporate umbrella may be made in America or China, again covering various quality levels and price points.
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