Allied Industries, a subsidiary of Fisher and Paykel was set up in 1957 to produce Murphy radios.
In the 1970s they began to assemble Technics products under licence to Matsushita of Japan.
A number of units were made and copied to the exact specification of the Japanese models, and a few products were unique to New Zealand such as the SA-T470 and SA-T670 receivers.
Goode Industries was a local cabinetmaker that made wooden cabinets for
various radio manufacturers, and went on to make the cabinets for many
Technics products including the units shown below.
Technics SA-T470
Technics SA-T670
