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This was my late brother’s amp. Not knowing its condition I took the amp to Mesa Boogie in Petaluma. It was close to a three month wait before Michael Bendinelli had time to work on it. I asked him to examine and replace any components necessary to make sure that the amp was ready for the next...

As of today this amp is resting comfortably at Mesa Engineering in Petaluma for a look over before I list it for sale. Mike Bendinelli, the main MK II tech, is backlogged 2 to 3 months. so.....I wait.......

Napa, Ca.

Thanks for the responses here. I just did a loop test and based on the results the amp is a MK II C +. I tried for a bit to access the top of the amp board. Pulled the four top screws, pulled off the speaker cloth and what I saw is that I'd need to remove the tubes to slide out the board...

Thanks, I did see the + written above the cord but thought the +'s had a later serial number. I did find a long dialog on this site regarding ID ing of the MK II C+ which discussed performing a loop test. I see if I can find it again and do the test. Yeah, my brother was a good...

Hello all, The amp in the attached photos was owned by my late brother. I'm finally getting around to selling it and with the help of this forum and other online resources I'm pretty sure its a Mark II C based on its serial number but would appreciate any comments if you'all think otherwise...