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Exposure Electronics 2010 CD Player - Customer trade-in - Good condition - Original box and remote - 12-months warranty Condition: Good Payment Method: EFT, Cash, CC Region/State: (QLD) Queensland/Australia By The HiFi Shop 0 Comments Secure Ad AUD $600 Date: July 18, 20241 yr

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This is a fair ask for a clean Exposure 2010, and it edges into good-value territory if the unit is genuinely tidy and complete. Without solid recent AUD comps in hand, A$600 sits in the zone I’d expect for a respected, older UK CD player that still has real appeal rather than bargain-basement pricing.

What makes it worth a look is Exposure’s reputation for musical, unfussy digital playback: these players are generally bought for timing, drive, and a natural midband rather than hi-fi fireworks. If the drawer is smooth, the display is healthy, and it includes the remote and original packaging, that adds real buyer confidence; at this age, I’d also want proof it reads discs reliably and doesn’t take ages to lock in.

Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.

About Exposure Electronics

Exposure Electronics is a British hi‑fi brand founded in the mid‑1970s by John Farlowe, an electronics engineer with deep roots in professional audio. After working on tube guitar amplifiers and studio mixing consoles for major rock acts, Farlowe established Exposure as a small, specialist company focused on high‑quality home audio. The brand has remained British‑designed and assembled, with its engineering and manufacturing base in West Sussex, and it has cultivated a reputation for meticulous, hand‑built electronics that reflect Farlowe’s experience in both studio and live sound.

Exposure is best known for its amplifiers, particularly integrated and power amplifiers, which form the core of its product line. Over time the company has expanded into CD players, phono preamplifiers, and more recently its first turntable, the 360, developed in collaboration with a leading British turntable manufacturer. The brand’s electronics are characterised by conservative, well‑proven circuit designs, often built around a consistent set of modules, and emphasise reliability, long service life, and a natural, open sound with strong midrange clarity and controlled bass.

In the hi‑fi market, Exposure occupies a respected position in the upper mid‑tier to high‑end segment, appealing to buyers who value British engineering, understated aesthetics, and a “plug‑and‑forget” approach to quality. Its products are widely regarded as serious, no‑nonsense components rather than fashion statements, and they continue to attract both new enthusiasts and long‑time collectors of British hi‑fi.

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