Pristine Baldwin SD-6 Concert Grand. Originally built in 1948. Case was completely stripped and refinished in Satin Ebony. Plate was completely stripped and refinished. New felt and keytops. New pins and pinblock. Large concert stage casters added. New Steinway hammers and Steinway strings give this instrument a tone that is more related to a Steinway D… More refined and sweeter than a typical Baldwin. The midrange is broad and rich in complex inner harmonics. The top end is sweet and lyrical. The bass is golden toned and sounds larger the lower you go. It was voiced up in the low bass for a bit more weight and thunder. The bottom note is the largest and most resonant. This can be undone if you prefer a lighter, lyric baritone type of bass. The instrument is great for classical, but excels at more brooding works from Baroque to Brahms or Rachmaninoff. And crunchy jazz chords are loaded with vibrance because of the midrange. Action is medium and buttery smooth with a shallower key fall than typical newer grands.