Frankly, I never imagined it would play or sound as rich as it does - I'm sure the rebuilder has something to do with it, but perhaps it's an indication of the brand as well. I never thought I would own a grand piano made by one of the numerous lesser-known American piano companies that went out of business during the Great Depression. I live in Minnesota, 25 miles from where the piano was built, and am absolutely thrilled with the way it plays and sounds. This year, I purchased a 1920 Raudenbush & Sons Grand Piano (just shy of 6 feet) - it was completely rebuilt last year with a new action, strings, hammers, pin-block, etc.
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