Fisher Electronics

Fisher Electronics is a US based subsidiary company of Japanese electronics conglomerate Sanyo specialising in the field of hi-fi electronics.

Description

Established in 1945 and named after founder Avery Fisher, the company produces a wide variety of products including portable digital audio products, slim audio systems, and home theater systems.

See also: The Fisher

History

The company was originally formed in 1945 by audio electronics pioneer Avery Fisher, before being sold to the Emerson Electric Company for USD $31 million in 1969. It was subsequently sold by Emerson Electric to Sanyo Electric of Japan in 1975 where it has remained since. Avery Fisher remained as a consultant for Emerson and Sanyo.

References

External links

• Fisher US website

Japanese electronics industry

Major brands and multinational companies: Advantest • Akai • Alps • Alpine • Anritsu • Brother • Canon • Copal • Casio • Citizen Watch • Denon • Denso • DNP • Eizo • Elpida • Epson • Fanuc • Fostex • Fuji Xerox • Fujifilm • Fujitsu • Funai • Futaba • Hamamatsu Photonics • Hitachi • Horiba • HOYA • Icom • Iwatsu • JEOL • JRC • JVC • Kawai • Kenwood • Keyence • Konica Minolta • Korg • Kyocera • Luxman • Mabuchi Motor • Marantz • Maspro • Matsushita • Maxell • Melco • Mitsubishi • Mitsumi • Mitutoyo • Nakamichi • National • NEC • Nichia • Nikon • Nintendo • Nitto Denko • Oki • Olympus • Omron • Onkyo • Panasonic • Pentax • Pioneer • Pixela • Plextor • Renesas • Ricoh • Rohm • Roland • Sansui • Sanyo • Seiko • Sega • Sharp • Shimadzu • SII • Sony • Sumitomo Electric • Taiyo Yuden • TEAC • TDK • Technics • Tiger • Toshiba • Uniden • Yaesu • Yagi • Yamaha • Yaskawa • Yokogawa • Zojirushi

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