For most of the 20th Century, Baldwin pianos were regarded as one of the best American-made pianos one could buy. Made in America until the early 2000s, this piano is the most recent American-made Baldwin piano we have seen before they relocated their manufacturing operations to China. At 5’8” long, this piano is large enough to give you superior tonal power than a baby grand, especially in the bass, while still small enough to fit in most living rooms. Many concert pianists and piano teachers ask us if we have used Baldwin grand pianos for sale, but we seldom do. Nowadays, the closest model Baldwin offers from their present-day roster of Chinese-made pianos is the 5’9” model B177, which is priced new at $38,385 with a mahogany finish. Which piano would you rather buy? Which price would you rather pay? Treat yourself, save your money, and make the wise choice today. Remember, every piano is used the day after it’s delivered, so why buy new?