It used to be close but no cigar- for Exposure, but with this player the company can spark up a well-deserved stogie

This one is the most obviously traditional amps we've come across. Traditional, that is, as long as your idea of 'tradition' goes back about 25 years, to the days when serious integrated amps had no controls bar input selector and volume

A fine choice for a wide variety of musical tastes, which seems to chime well with a variety of partnering equipment too. Add smart looks, a good corporate track record for reliability and a friendly price - how could we not be impressed...

S stands for ‘Super Power’ according to Exposure but it could just as easily stand for ‘Second Generation’ because the 2010S is a higher-powered version of the earlier 2010.

The Brits have a funny idea as to what constitutes a ‘super-power’ amplifier. I guess that when many of your country’s most famous amplifiers have power outputs of less than 50-watts per channel any amplifier with a power output above...