The Baldwin Studio II is an electronic organ that was produced by the Baldwin Piano & Organ Company in the 1970s. It is a two-manual console with 44 keys per manual, 13 pedals, and a variety of stops, effects, and presets. The organ features a solid-state amplifier and a built-in Leslie speaker system. The organ is designed to blend well with home furniture and has a contemporary cabinet style.
Two owner. My grandma and then me. Without the pedals this measures 52” wide x 29” deep x 39” tall (w/ music stand down (add about 8” for that when up). Can be played with or without the pedals (put them in the closet). Made in the USA out of solid wood. The flash photos show some minor scratches in common areas after 50 years; bench legs and some on the pedal base. In person and normal light this looks really good and it is super clean existing only in tobacco free environments. The Leslie has two speeds, really fast and really slow which is amazing and there is also vibrato, reverb and re-it.