High impedance (tube) amps with nothing connected to their inputs act as antennas and will most likely hum.
Do they hum if you connect them to a preamp and mute the preamp's output ? If not, suspect the preamp connections/tubes.
I suggest that you take a good look at your cable layout. ICs, power cords and speaker cables should always cross at 90 degrees, if possible well away from each other. Paralell cable runs tend to generate hum.
Also, high input impedance tube amps do not like unshielded ICs or carbon-based ICs.
I hopoe this helps
Do they hum if you connect them to a preamp and mute the preamp's output ? If not, suspect the preamp connections/tubes.
I suggest that you take a good look at your cable layout. ICs, power cords and speaker cables should always cross at 90 degrees, if possible well away from each other. Paralell cable runs tend to generate hum.
Also, high input impedance tube amps do not like unshielded ICs or carbon-based ICs.
I hopoe this helps