Baldwin was once America’s largest piano maker and earned a beloved reputation for building pianos with real character and power. Started by Dwight Hamilton Baldwin, a dedicated music teacher, the company grew from a successful Midwest dealership into a respected manufacturer. They set out to create exceptional instruments, and by the early 1890s they were already producing both uprights and grands that were praised for their tone and quality.

The Model M is one of Baldwin’s most popular baby grands. At only 5’1”, it’s small enough to fit nicely in many homes, but it still packs a surprisingly big, rich, and resonant sound with the warmth and depth Baldwin pianos are loved for. The bass is full and strong, while the mid and treble ranges are singing and expressive — it handles many different musical styles really well.

This particular 1998 Model M is finished in a beautiful walnut satin that gives it a warm, classic appearance. It’s been well looked after and is in very good condition, with a responsive touch and a pleasing, musical voice that just feels nice to play.

This is a great choice for an intermediate or advancing pianist who’s ready for the extra sound and feel that only a grand piano can offer. Built like the solid workhorses Baldwin was known for, this Model M is ready for regular playing and should bring years of enjoyment to its next owner.