The phono stage comes in the box, not the invoice.

The Gateway Drug to British Hi-Fi

Every legendary range needs a way in, and the Exposure 2510 Integrated Amplifier is Exposure's: 75 watts per channel of hand-built, Class AB British amplification — with a proper moving magnet phono stage fitted as standard. It's the direct descendant of the amplifier that started it all in 1974, refined through generations of much-loved models into the 2510, which earned an Amplifier of the Year nod on its debut. Two knobs, one remote, zero gimmicks — and that dense, full-bodied, enveloping sound British amplifiers were famous for before feature lists took over. If the classic "British sound" is a language, the 2510 speaks it fluently.

Simple Outside. Serious Inside.

The front panel offers exactly what you need — volume, input selection, power — because the budget went where Exposure always spends it: inside. A fast bipolar transistor output stage delivers dynamic, vivid performance with genuine drive; cascode circuitry improves power supply immunity; high-quality capacitors line the signal path on a uniquely tuned, short-signal-path PCB; and the all-aluminium casework with extruded front panel keeps resonance and stray electromagnetic fields in check. Input selection happens through relays, not cheap switches. The result is a warm, dense, wonderfully coherent presentation that makes every recording enjoyable — the timbre Exposure owners have recognized across five decades, in its most accessible form yet.

Vinyl-Ready Out of the Box

Here's the 2510's quiet advantage over its bigger siblings: where the 3510 and 5510 treat phono as an optional module, the 2510 includes a quality MM phono stage as standard. Plug in a turntable — say, the Exposure 360, which ships without a phono stage for exactly this reason — fit your favourite moving magnet cartridge, and you have a complete, matched British vinyl amplification chain with nothing extra to buy. Five line inputs handle the rest of your sources, an AV bypass input integrates with home cinema, and tape and preamp outputs keep future upgrade paths open.

Why You'll Love the Exposure 2510

• MM phono stage fitted as standard — vinyl-ready from the first unboxing
• 75 W per channel, Class AB — fast bipolar output stage with real speaker-driving ability
• The classic British sound — warm, full-bodied, and endlessly listenable
• Audiophile internals — cascode circuitry, quality capacitors, relay input switching, short signal paths
• System-friendly — five line inputs, AV bypass, tape output, and separate preamp out
• True Exposure lineage — the modern heir to the amplifier line that founded the company in 1974
• Hand-built in England — all-aluminium casework, remote included, 3-year warranty

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Exposure 2510 have a phono stage built in?

Yes — a moving magnet (MM) phono stage is fitted as standard, unlike the 3510 and 5510 where phono boards are optional extras. For moving coil cartridges, you'll want an external MC phono stage or a step-up transformer.

What's the difference between the Exposure 2510 and 3510?

The 3510 steps up to 110 W with monoblock-derived circuitry, a module slot (MM, MC, or DAC), and a headphone output. The 2510 offers 75 W with the MM phono stage included in the price — for vinyl-first listeners with average-sensitivity speakers, it's the smarter value; for more power, headphone listening, or MC/DAC flexibility, choose the 3510.

Is 75 watts per channel enough power?

For most real rooms and speakers, comfortably. The 2510 delivers 75 W into 8 ohms and 125 W into 4 ohms with the current reserves to drive typical stand-mount and floorstanding speakers — including easy loads like the Guru range — to serious levels. Very insensitive speakers or very large rooms are where the 3510's extra headroom earns its keep.

What turntable pairs well with the Exposure 2510?

The natural partner is Exposure's own 360 turntable — it ships without a phono stage or cartridge precisely so you can use the 2510's built-in MM stage and a cartridge of your choice, creating a single-brand vinyl system voiced end to end in Britain.

Exposure 2510 Technical Specifications