Help needed with 50hz hum/buzz in Tube system


My high power tube VTL system is not quite there. I ran seperate outlets on different ciruits for both Mono block amps and the Digital front end which runs through a panamax 5500. The problem is that there is a 50hz buzz/hum comming through both speakers the woofer and tweeter. I connected an ipod to the amps directly and they have a silent background, But when the preamp in connected to the amps the hum returns. The turntable / phono section is even worse. Someone told me that there is a possibilty that the isolated outlets are wired on "opposing legs" of the incomming 220 line.

This afternoon this afternoon I removed the ground pin of the PS audio power cables and problem solved. It seems that Every component in this system must have the ground pin removed, because one I connect another component that is grounded the problem returns.

Any suggestions on what the proper fix to eleviate this issue should be? Thanks again to all for their time

PS if you are a professional electrician working in the rockaways/LI area and would like to take a shot at fixing this let me know
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With cable disconnected the problem is solved. I need to get one of these Jenson Isolation transformers Thanks !

http://www.jensen-transformers.com/
I am having the same problem with my McIntosh C-2200.
I had a dedicated AC outlet installed. I still have the hum. I used cheater plugs and it reduced the level of hum. I notice that with my Velodyne DD-15 hooked to the aux pre-outs, the hum is present with the pre-outs switched on, but not present with them off. I have used different patch cables on the DD-15, but still have the hum.
The hum only happens on tube warm-up. When the C-2200 is "warmed up", the hum goes away...
I'm going to Radio Shack 1st thing today to get the ground isolation transformer. In any event, it can't hurt, right (?)...