@noromance,
From the picture of one of your mono amps you are not using the green safety equipment ground wire. I assume both amps are wired that way.
https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/1593#&gid=1&pid=11
How about the preamp, are you using the safety equipment ground on it?
I also noticed the steel cover plate on the single receptacle outlet.
https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/1593#&gid=1&pid=14
Not that it would cause the hum issue, it could have an effect on the SQ. Just for the heck of it pull the steel cover off the outlet and see if you can hear a difference. If yes just install a nylon plate in its’ place.
By the way, nice looking vintage equipment.
Just an added note.
I ran two 10-2 with ground NM-B cables, (Romex is a Trade Name manufacture of NM-B sheathed cable), around 75ft each in length. Preamp and amp are tube. System is dead quiet. Ear right up next to the drivers of each speaker.
Jim
From the picture of one of your mono amps you are not using the green safety equipment ground wire. I assume both amps are wired that way.
https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/1593#&gid=1&pid=11
How about the preamp, are you using the safety equipment ground on it?
I also noticed the steel cover plate on the single receptacle outlet.
https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/1593#&gid=1&pid=14
Not that it would cause the hum issue, it could have an effect on the SQ. Just for the heck of it pull the steel cover off the outlet and see if you can hear a difference. If yes just install a nylon plate in its’ place.
By the way, nice looking vintage equipment.
Just an added note.
I ran two 10-2 with ground NM-B cables, (Romex is a Trade Name manufacture of NM-B sheathed cable), around 75ft each in length. Preamp and amp are tube. System is dead quiet. Ear right up next to the drivers of each speaker.
Jim