Please help! Tube amp issue


I am extremely new to building tube amplifiers. I've never done this before, but this concept intrigued me alot, therefore I decided to build one. I followed a schematic of a 20W pc tube amplifer. To my knowledge, and to checking my work multiple times, I have followed the schematic religiously. I think it's from an old Magnavox amplifier.

When the amp switches on, there is an insane amount of noise, even when there is no audio input given. The only modification I have made is that I have changed is the main power tranformer's primary voltage due to where I live. (120x2)

I'm not allowed to post the schematic's diagram, but I may link the page:

http://www.wkinsler.com/radios/7tubeamp1.html

If anyone could please dissect the schematic to see if there could be a potential problem with the design itself, that would be fantastic.
I have also takena a video of my amp groaning the noise away to glory: (One of the pre amps do not work, but then i disconnected one side of the amp, and the noise still existed)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Myj-aIommmA
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Parts layout is very important in any amplifier design! Keeping the power supply/transformer away from the input stage, wire length and routing ... Grounding issues? Did you use star grounding (tieing all grounds to a single point on the chassis)? Tieing all power supply grounds together and connecting them to the chassis near the transformer is one solution. So is using a bus bar running the length of the chassis and connected at one end as a common ground is another method. 
It would be a lot easier if you got a photo of that Magnavox amp and copied the parts layout and wiring scheme! Trying to build any amp (tube or transistor) from a schematic is not a guarantee of success! See my post above! It is always best to directly copy an actual working amp!
The heater wiring carrying the 6.3 volts AC should be twisted pairs kept close to the chassis!