SAE as an OEM
SAE also would build components for other electronics firm as an OEM. Here are the products I have found so far.

SAE & Hervic

In approximately in 1976, SAE manufactured a 150 watt receiver exclusively for Hervic Electronics "HR 150". Below is a scan of a two page hot sheet and review from High Fidelity Magazine. I have seen some documentation that maybe 250 watt version ("HR 250") was made too but I don't have any confirmation yet. There is also a possibility that this unit was originally ear marked as a SAE Mark V. Again, I don't have any confirmation.

SAE & Audiometrics

In approximately in late 80's/early 90's, SAE manufactured a 225 watt amplifier for Audiometrics in Santa Ana, California. Model "AM 441". From the build style, I think this amp was manufactured around the time SAE was also manufacturing the "X" series. The case work is similar to the "X-1P" preamp power supply. This amp also is quite similar to the SAE A205 amp built under DAK ownership.

SAE & EAS

This equalizer is something I just came across and have yet to determine it's history. It is obviously an SAE Mark XXVII equalizer. However the SAE logo has been replaced with an EAS logo. This logo is much bigger than the standard SAE logo used on face plates and also has a "R" in a circle for a registered trademark so this was not just a silk screening error. If any one can shed some light on this product - please contact me.