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Rogers Developments Co

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Radio - Exhibit at Amberley Working Museum.

106 Heath Street, Hampstead.

1970s Making the LS3/5A BBC monitor loudspeaker under licence and the LS3/6

c.1975 William Ling negotiated with Jim Rogers to purchase Rogers Developments which was in financial trouble.

1976 EGM held at 91 Ewell Road, Surbiton; Rogers Developments (Electronics) Ltd was put into liquidation; W. Ling was chairman[1]

An offer to buy the company by Michael O'Brien, a customer and audio dealer, involved retaining the Catford factory and transferring there all of the machine tools from the Sidcup factory but this was stymied when it turned out there were claims on the assets by the local authority.


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The London Gazette 6 January 1976
  • [1] Brian Pook's memories of Rogers 1975-82
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