TECHWEEK
British brand Exposure has released the Exposure 3510 integrated amplifier. The new product is intended to replace the outgoing 3010S2D model. The amplifier received power cascades based on the technologies of the flagship Exposure 5010 monoblocks . With them, the 3510 is capable of delivering 110 watts of maximum power to 8-ohm speakers.
The novelty is equipped with a separate AV input, and you can choose fixed or variable gain at the line output – this will come in handy if, for example, the Exposure 3510 will work with frontal home theater speakers. The input selector and volume control have been further optimized according to the manufacturer to reduce crosstalk. A hybrid power supply was designed specifically to provide the Exposure 3510 with “very low noise on the power rails to the amplifier stage”.
At a frequency of 1 kHz, the novelty showed at the rated power the harmonic distortion factor of up to 0.03%, and the signal-to-noise ratio – more than 100 dB, which is quite consistent with high-quality digital or analog sources. However, in addition to six line inputs, the Exposure 3510 can be supplemented with an MM or MS phono stage or a built-in DAC module. The device received a hard metal case in titanium or black.
In the UK, the Exposure 3510 is already on sale for £ 2,250.
