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of 17 Stratton Street, London, W1.
1932 Founded by Paul Harvard Taylor and Edgar Lavington as Zenith Sound Reproduction Co Ltd
WWII relocated to Cambridge
post-WWII returned to London, a site in NW9 (also used by W. Bryan Savage)
1947 Pye acquired 49 percent of the equity
1955 Acquired completely by Pye.
1961 Moved to Royston, together with Ling and Savage
1965 Pamphonic and Pam brands left the market
See Also
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Sources of Information
- [1] The Pye Story