McCormack Audio was purchased by Conrad Johnson many years ago and they no longer manufacturer McCormack amplifiers.
SMc Audio is owned operated by Steve McCormack, the original designer of McCormack Audio amplifiers. SMc upgrades the older amplifiers and they also manufacture entirely new products, including amplifies, preamplifiers, and several unique ancillaries.
SMc Audio has created new boards that can be used in failed McCormack Audio amplifiers. However, because of the labor involved, it is a better value to commission an entire upgrade of the amplifier, which would include the new boards. Yes, it is expensive but you can end up with an amplifier that approaches world class, depending on your upgrade choices. SMc performs the upgrades using mostly only the chassis and heat sinks from the older McCormack amplifiers. Otherwise, sell your failed amplifier to a buyer who wants to send it to SMc Audio so they can use the chassis and heat sinks to build a fully upgraded amplifier.
I have owned some pretty good sounding amplifiers, including the following monoblocks: Clayton M300 and M200, Lamm M1.2 Reference and M1.1, Cary SA-500.1 and 500MB, and Herron M1. None of those displayed as satisfying a combination of dynamics, tonal density, and clarity as my SMc Audio DNA-1 ULTRA G monoblocks, that began their lives many years ago as two separate McCormack DNA-1s. Mine are the pair at the bottom of the first panel of pictures on the SMc Audio home page. While you are on the site, take the time to watch the 6-part video interview with Steve McCormack to become familiar with their business and product range.