Editing Neve Electronics (section)

== Timeline ==
* 1961: Company based at [[Harlow]].
* 1964: Moved to the Priesthaus in [[Little Shelford]].
* 1966: The Neve Group of Companies formed 1 December 1966 to take over business run privately by Rupert Neve.
* 1966: Consoles made for the TV Centre, [[Madrid]].
* 1969: First broadcast consoles for [[ABC Weekend TV]] and [[Granada TV]].
* 1969: First consoles to the USA: [[Sound City Studios|Sound Studios, Van Nuys, CA]] and Vanguard studios in New York. First 16 track consoles.
* 1970: First console to [[AIR Oxford Circus|AIR Studios]], first desk for [[BBC TV]] [[Lime Grove Studios]], a standard 8008 24/8 costing £15,000.
* 1970: Rupert Neve Incorporated (USA) formed April 1970.
* 1970: Rupert Neve Canada formed (sales company) 10 September 1970
* 1973: Neve group of companies purchased by Bononchord (later named ESE Energy Services and Equipment) with Robin Rigby as Chairman.
* 1975: Rupert Neve leaves the company under contract to not produce a similar product for ten years (i.e. Focusrite 1985).
* 1977: 8058 and 8068 Mark 1, 5312, 5315
* 1978: Rupert Neve and Company Ltd becomes Neve Electronics International on April 1, 1978.
* 1978: Neve digital design department formed.
* 1985: Neve taken over by  Siemens AG (Austria) end 1985.
* 1992: Company is amalgamated with AMS in [[Burnley]] with remaining staff either moving to [[Burnley]] or the [[London]] Sales Office. Company now called [[AMS Neve]].
* 2005: [[AMS Neve]] acquired by [[SAE Institute]].
* 2010: SAE sells its interests in AMS Neve back to Mark Crabtree.