Exposure 2010 (1978)
The Exposure 2010 was the first amplifier from the newly formed Exposure Electronics. It was introduced in late 1978 at a price of £170 ($450). It is a modest integrated amplifier rated at 25W per channel into 8 ohms. Power bandwidth is 10 Hz to 50 kHz, and frequency response is 20 Hz to 20 kHz ±0.25 dB. THD is specified at less than 0.05%.
The design is deliberately minimal. There are no tone controls, no filters and no balance control - just high-level inputs on the rear panel, a DIN socket plus two pairs of input connectors. It was made to a price and sold for 350 to 500 pounds sterling when new. Contemporary reviews called it "built like a tank" and a "simple, good-sounding amplifier." It produces a clean, open sound, though the reviews also noted the lack of flexibility.
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