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Problem persists. I'm done with it.

Usually, when trying to track down this sorta thing, you find the magic 'trick' that solves it. Not this time, but it is better. There are about 25 ground points, circuit to the chassis. And I think this is endemic to all the cheap parts in this amp: power transformer internals, open-frame OPTs, pots, etc. I tried all the suggestions, thanks. As long as you don't turn up to full volume the buzz isn't really noticeable.



Edits: 01/12/16
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