Stephen Mejias

I've got so much to write about today, it's really not fair. Instead of taking you in that direction, I'll take you in this:

At home, I've been enjoying the Exposure 2010S integrated amp and matching 2010S CD player. The "S" is for "Super." As in, Super Power. That's right. I've got some super power in my system, y'all. The 2010S pumps up the jam like Technotronic, taking the regular, ol' 2010's respectable 50 watts per channel up, up, up to a beefier 75Wpc.

Get your booty on the floor tonight. Make my day. Make my, make my, make. Make my day.

Forgive my criss-crossing of late eighties gangsta-pop. The 2010S gear is very fine, indeed. Clean, quiet, and works like a charm. The gear sounded great right out of the box and has never given me a problem. It knows how to get out of the way, and is always respectful of the music.

Today, Bluebird Music, US distributor for Exposure (an English company), officially announced the immediate availability of their new 3010S series of electronics. One can assume that the "S" is again for "Super."

Driving in the middle lane between Exposure's entry-level 2010S series and their top of the line Classic series, the new 3010S gear — still moderately priced and with what appear to be significant mechanical upgrades (among other "things": a new custom-made transport mechanism for the CD player, and larger power supplies for the amps) — should, theoretically, sit comfortably in the company's sweet spot, providing the most super power for the biggity, biggity, biggity buck.