Baldwin News

[David Andersen]

Great question. What percentage of work and materials that "began  
life" under an American roof is the cutoff point? Darrell and Heather  
definitely are on to something magnificent. Nothing even close in the  
price range. I'm sure they're bringing at least one instrument to the  
Northwest Conference in Portland in March, and if they're smart, to  
the National in Anaheim. H & D: I love ya. Raise your prices. You are  
the 800-pound gorilla in your class. Slam dunk. You win. And nobody  
deserves it more than these two; check out the website and prepare to  
be thrilled when you put your hands on one.

David A.


On Feb 29, 2008, at 8:15 AM, Alan Barnard wrote:

> Fandrich -- beautiful work, beautiful pianos, wonderful innovation.  
> BUT I don't think they qualify as fully American piano builders, do  
> they? Not in the sense of building pianos from the floor up.
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> Alan Barnard
> Salem, MO
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> Original message
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> Received: 2/29/2008 7:46:43 AM
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> Don't forget Fandrich!
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> In a message dated 2/28/2008 5:43:47 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
> AlliedPianoCraft at hotmail.com writes:
> Baldwin is one of only two companies still producing pianos in the  
> United States.
> That's not true. There's Steinway, Baldwin, Mason&Hamlin, Charles  
> Walter, Astin-Weight and probably a few others
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> Randy Mangus
> Mangus Piano Service
> 140 Atkinson Ave.
> Wheeling, WV 26003
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