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When I have built the mkiv clone, my second prototype was using relays. You might experience some popping noise when switching chanels, unless you mute the amp like the newer models during the switching.

It seems like you have plenty of time! Really impressed about how accurate is your replica! o_O

Here it is! This amp now has the head shell it deserves!

I’m now at the final step… I will post an update once completed!

I’ve found a tight spot where I was able to install a small fan.

other than playing the guitar, woodworking fills my days off…

I always like the hardwood head shell, so here are my customs panels using zebrano and padauk.

When I bought this mkII, I though it was a C because of its serial number. I soon realised it was a B produced at the beginning of the C range. Nonetheless, I decided to restore it and build an appropriate head shell.

Jay, you should definitely produce more PCB. Many might want to convert their B to a C+…. If you can ship only the PCB, I’m in!

would the preamp pcb fit in the real mkiib chassis? If so, I would be interested for the pcb alone.

Hi, I bought a 6/83 Mkii amps that I thought was a C according to the serial number 11005. I was a bit shocked when I realized this amp is still on the RP9C preamp board. It has the flat black knobs, the gain boost pull switch and no pull switch in the bass knob. It is a XHRG that would need...

Wow! I just bought an early XHRG markiic (from the date and serial number) but unfortunately it has the RP-9C board. Having mylself clone a MKIVa 21 years ago, your project is inspiring me! here some picture of my build, not as precise as your. At the time, I had in hand only some fraction of...