Monoblock Muscle, 5010 Bloodline: Exposure 3510 Mono Power Amplifiers

Sold as a pair, the Exposure 3510 Mono Power Amplifiers share the circuit design of Exposure's reference 5010 series, delivering a conservatively rated 100 watts per channel into 8 ohms from individual, dedicated chassis. As true monoblocks — one amplifier per speaker — they bring the separation, control and scale that make a system suddenly sound "bigger." Hi-Fi News rated the 3510 amplification "Outstanding."

Fast, Controlled, DC-Coupled

Oversized, custom-made toroidal power supplies feed a DC-coupled design built for speed and grip: these amplifiers deliver uncompromised power and control of your loudspeakers, producing the signature Exposure sound — that unmistakable blend of solidity and drive. An all-aluminium case reduces EMI and RF noise, improves cooling, and contributes to a long, reliable life.

Connect Anything, Bi-Wire Everything

Balanced (XLR) and unbalanced (RCA) inputs cover any preamplifier, while bi-wire terminals with high-quality shrouded sockets accept even large cables with ease. Partner them with the 3510 preamplifier for a complete, award-winning pre/power system.

Why You'll Love the Exposure 3510 Mono Power Amplifiers

• True monoblocks, sold as a pair — dedicated chassis per channel for maximum separation
• 100 W into 8 ohms — conservatively rated, 5010-series circuit design
• DC-coupled and fast — uncompromised power and speaker control
• Balanced & unbalanced inputs — XLR and RCA for any preamp
• Bi-wire terminals — high-quality shrouded sockets for large cables
• All-aluminium case — lower EMI/RF, better cooling, longer life

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the 3510 mono amplifiers sold as a pair?

Yes — they're supplied as a matched pair of monoblocks, one for each channel, each in its own case with its own power supply.

Do they have balanced (XLR) inputs?

Yes, both balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA inputs are provided, so they'll match balanced or single-ended preamplifiers.

How do they differ from the 3510 stereo power amplifier?

The monoblocks separate the two channels into individual chassis and power supplies for greater isolation and control, whereas the stereo power amplifier houses both channels in one box. Both share 5010-series engineering.

Exposure 3510 Mono Power Amplifiers Technical Specifications