Exposure 360 Series
Minimalist British hi-fi turntable
- Vibration-optimised laminate foam plinth
- Santoprene isolation feet with aluminium
- Ultra-low friction brass main bearing
- Machined aluminium sub-platter stability
- Precision tonearm, dust cover included The Exposure 360 turntable is a minimalist audiophile record player with glass platter, tuned PSU and precision tonearm for effortlessly musical vinyl.
Exposure 360 Series Turntable
The Exposure 360 is a belt-drive audiophile turntable created for music lovers seeking a beautifully engineered, minimalist record player. The 360 turntable distils decades of analogue experience into a focused, vinyl-only source that feels purpose-built for the dedicated audiophile.
A vinyl solution from a company that lives with music
For fifty years, Exposure has specialised in amplification for vinyl, and the 360 turntable completes that story as the company’s own analogue front end in its A to Z vinyl solution. The Exposure 360 is designed to complement the brand’s electronics aesthetically and musically, offering a solid platform from which your records can breathe.
Lightweight laminate plinth, engineered for quiet
Instead of a heavy, monolithic chassis, the Exposure 360 turntable uses a super-lightweight laminate plinth with a polyurethane foam core. This construction is deliberately chosen to drain energy away from the record, reducing stored vibration and improving timing. Santoprene isolation feet, reinforced with aluminium, decouple the deck from the rack and help keep external disturbances at bay.
The main bearing centres on an ultra-low friction brass hub anchored to the plinth via a machined aluminium collar. Working as a rigid spine for the turntable, this assembly allows the platter and sub-platter to spin freely and consistently, supporting both subtle microdynamics and low-frequency authority.
Glass platter, aluminium sub-platter and speed stability
Beneath the record you’ll find a dual-layer float glass platter, chosen for its mass and rigidity. The additional mass increases the flywheel effect, smoothing rotation and helping the Exposure 360 behave like a true reference hi-fi turntable in systems where pitch stability and sustained notes really matter.
The platter sits on a single-piece machined aluminium sub-platter that forms part of the bearing assembly. Compared with plastic types, this approach improves speed stability and longevity, letting the 360 turntable deliver a more confident, locked-in presentation of rhythm and melody over time.
24V motor and external, tuned power supply
Drive duties are handled by a 24V synchronous motor, coupled to the platter via an aluminium pulley and belt. A dedicated external power supply unit includes a precision speed controller and is individually matched and tuned to the motor supplied with each Exposure 360. This ensures the belt-drive system runs with consistent torque and pitch accuracy.
Housing the electronics in a separate enclosure significantly reduces the chance of electrical noise reaching the deck and keeps delicate low-level musical information away from interference. The power supply offers convenient push-button selection between 33.3 and 45 RPM, together with fine speed adjustment for those who like to dial things in exactly.
Precision tonearm and cartridge flexibility
The Exposure 360 is supplied with a high quality precision tonearm whose mounting is braced back to the bearing housing for better energy control. This mechanically coherent link between arm and bearing helps the cartridge track the groove with composure, revealing texture and space rather than highlighting surface noise.
The deck is suitable for MM, MC and other standard cartridges (cartridge not supplied), so you can specify a voice that matches your wider system and musical taste. Whether you’re choosing a first serious cartridge or upgrading in stages over time, the Exposure 360 turntable gives you a stable, revealing platform that will respond clearly to each step you make.
Compatibility, pairing and system context
Because the Exposure 360 is compatible with both moving-magnet and moving-coil designs, it can partner everything from elegant entry-level cartridges to more ambitious transducers without becoming the limiting factor. This makes it a versatile choice whether you’re building a first audiophile turntable system or slotting the 360 into an established high-end chain.
The obvious partner for the 360 turntable is Exposure amplification and a quality phono stage, reflecting the brand’s long heritage in vinyl replay. From there, match with revealing passive loudspeakers and well-chosen cabling to let the deck’s timing, stability and tonal balance shine through.
Setup and placement tips
For best performance, place the Exposure 360 on a rigid, level surface away from strong vibration and low-frequency energy from loudspeakers. Ensure the shelf is truly flat, then fit and balance your chosen cartridge according to the tonearm and cartridge manufacturer’s instructions. Use the external PSU’s push-button speed controls to confirm accurate 33.3 and 45 RPM operation before any serious listening.
Keep the smoked dust cover in place when the turntable is idle to protect the glass platter and mat, and consider playing with the cover raised or removed during listening sessions if room acoustics and environment allow. Routine checks of tracking force and alignment will help the Exposure 360 continue to perform as a stable audiophile record player over years of use.
The Exposure 360 in India
For enthusiasts seeking an audiophile turntable in India, the 360 offers a rare blend of British engineering, carefully tuned belt-drive design and understated industrial style. If you are comparing belt drive turntable options and looking to buy the Exposure 360, our team can help with cartridge selection, phono stage matching and system integration tailored to your listening space.
Whether your goal is the best audiophile entry-level turntable India can offer or a future-proof source for a broader Exposure system, the 360 turntable gives you a musically focused, upgrade-friendly hub for long-term vinyl enjoyment.
About Expousre
Exposure has been perfecting what it calls “real hi-fi for real music lovers” since 1974, designing and building British audio components that put musical involvement above showmanship. From early integrated amplifiers to today’s carefully curated ranges, the company has focused on honest engineering, robust build and long-term serviceability rather than fashion-led features.
The Exposure 360 turntable extends this philosophy upstream, providing a dedicated analogue source to complement the brand’s celebrated phono stages and amplifiers. Lightweight, rigid construction, tuned power supplies and fuss-free ergonomics reflect a design culture rooted in listening rather than spec-sheet theatre. Explore more models, from amplification to digital sources, in our dedicated Exposure brand archive and build a coherent system that shares a single musical language.
Specifications
FAQs
Is the Exposure 360 turntable a belt-drive audiophile deck?
Yes, the Exposure 360 is a belt-drive audiophile turntable using a 24V synchronous motor driving an aluminium pulley and belt, controlled by an external precision power supply. This configuration supports excellent speed stability while keeping vibration and electrical noise away from the sensitive cartridge and bearing assembly.
Does the Exposure 360 turntable include a cartridge?
The 360 turntable is supplied without a cartridge, giving you the freedom to choose a moving-magnet or moving-coil design that suits your system and musical priorities. The arm and wiring are suitable for a wide range of cartridges, and the deck is specified as compatible with MC, MM and other standard designs.
Is the Exposure 360 turntable suitable as a first audiophile turntable in India?
The 360 turntable is well suited as a first serious audiophile turntable in India because it combines straightforward operation with genuinely high-performance engineering. Its tuned external PSU, glass platter and precision tonearm give you a stable foundation now, while MM and MC compatibility means you can upgrade cartridges and phono stages as your system grows.
How should I place and set up the Exposure 360 turntable for best sound?
For best results, place the 360 turntable on a rigid, level stand away from heavy footfall and strong bass pressure, then have your dealer align the cartridge carefully. Use the external PSU’s push buttons to select 33.3 or 45 RPM and confirm stable speed before listening. Regular checks of tracking force and arm setup will maintain performance over time.
Which systems pair well with the Exposure 360 turntable?
The 360 turntable naturally pairs with Exposure phono stages and amplifiers, reflecting the brand’s longstanding focus on vinyl replay. Match it with a quality MM or MC cartridge and neutral loudspeakers to showcase its timing, imaging and stability. Our team can suggest complete Exposure-based combinations that suit your room size, listening habits and future upgrade plans.

