Exposure 3510
Documentation on the Exposure 3510 is thin. The record shows a stereo integrated amplifier from Exposure Electronics, the British company known for its minimalist, no-frills approach to high-fidelity amplification. The one firm specification that survives is 110 watts per channel into 8 ohms, with a frequency response rated at 20Hz-20kHz. Nothing else is recorded: no production years, no original price, no dimensions, no circuit topology, and no contemporary press coverage turned up.
The 3510's numeric naming suggests a later era, but that's inference, not fact. Studio Sound (August 1978, p.50) ran a survey of power amplifiers that touched on Exposure gear of the period. The surviving piece of it is fragmentary and doesn't clearly identify the 3510, so it isn't used here as evidence.
What I can say with confidence:
- Stereo integrated amplifier by Exposure Electronics
- 110W per channel into 8 ohms
- Frequency response: 20Hz – 20kHz
If you own one, or have a period brochure or manual, the Archive would like to hear from you.
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