Pics of my rebuilt Mark VI's

I have finished the rebuild of my Dynaco Mark VI's. It took me a couple of months part time and waiting for parts, but they are finished.
I measured every resistor that I removed and nearly all were out of value. The resistors that were supposed to be within 1% were not even within 20%. I found some values of the carbon comps nearly double.
So I replaced them all, along with every film and electrolytic capacitor and the main b+ capacitors.
Had a couple of problems when I fired them up (sticky power switch and one shorted power tube) but they are now working fine.
Before


Nearly done here.














All the parts I removed.

Nice work looks like your ready for years of enjoyment!

And in my tube venture I found this Stark 9-66A tube tester. I have used it to measure the gm on the 8417 output tubes in an attempt to get as close as I can to a matched set.

Maintarget wrote:Nice work looks like your ready for years of enjoyment!

Thanks.
I bought these as they were the only amps I came across locally. And to tell you the truth I don't know if they are a good match with my Altec 19's. Time will tell but I think a pair of MK III would have been more suitable for my use.
Lots of reserve power with 102db speakers.

Does anyone have a link to plans and procedure for replacing the 8147's with KT120's and updating the rectifier circuit.

I'm thinking of restoring a pair but not going to attempt it without this info. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.