Hum on Tube Amp - Can't find source


I have a hum (60hz) I can hear on my speakers and it happens with my tube monoblocks (either of them).  With or without interconnects, it even happens on either amp (have tried one at a time) with every circuit on the house tripped/disconnected, every other component disconnected from the wall (including the Internet/CaTV line) and no interconnects.  

One amp has it as soon as it warms up whereas the other one is intermittent.

Hum X doesn't solve it, iFi Ground defender either, AVA HumDinger on powerline  doesn't solve it either.

I have replaced the tubes and both amps were just tested at the factory.  Replaced the circuit breaker, tightened every wire on the breaker box, checked and cleaned all connections to ground rod.  Added a hum eliminator to the internet line.

Hum cycles a bit with the tube glow matching the cycles.

I'm waiting on the power company to come check the power coming to the house.

Thoughts?

ervikingo

Well, I can confirm it is not the alarm (which BTW I have reconnected!)

 

@redhouse6 like a Triplite?

I have a ZLC on order but it takes time to get it.

... Next is taking amps to test at my office. 

I think that will reveal the amps are the source of your problem.

A shot in the dark here, have your output tubes been cryogenic treated?  I had a set of cryogenic treated KT88’s develop loud hum.

@ervikingo I had assumed that since your amps were 'tested at the factory' that they had a clean bill of health. But the first rule of troubleshooting is 'don't make assumptions'.

Occam's Razor is always trying to get me to look at the simpler explanation, and @redhouse6 's comment about the filter caps is a very good one! A lot simpler than most the other explanations here, including my own.

So how old are your amps?