In the 20th century, Baldwin and Steinway were the choice of countless concert pianists. Baldwin owned Bechstein in the second half of the 20th century and teamed up to redesign their concert grand and the SD-10 was born!

Full German Renner action for superb control, Accu-just hitch pins, a new technology to maximize tone life by having adjustable downbearing, clean tone in the treble with precise termination of strings at the capo d-astro bar. These are just some of the things that make the Baldwin SD-10- a legendary piano.

The tone is a blend of the best American and European elements: the fat, warm American sound, combined with the clarity and focus of the best German pianos. The SD-10 is at home in concert halls, recording studios and anywhere the highest level piano is demanded.

The SD-10 is noted for its huge, clear bass, and singing treble. And this piano excels in tone throughout all registers. The piano is all original, and has had almost no play! It is a rare instrument since concert grands are usually used or abused in institutions, or have been moved so many times, that the case is thrashed. Not so with this piano! Here is one of the greatest examples of the pinnacle of American piano building.