I realize that you have measured a 5% sine dip. But are you certian that this is the cause of the hum? I have tracked down a lot of hum problems and most are generated from within the home. I will relate my own personal experience. I always had a slight hum in my tv and Tice isolation transformer for my gear. I lived with it until I bought a Classe CA400. The amp hummed very loud! I finally isolated the source to my heat pumps outdoor unit. Something in the prehaet circuit of the compressor. Right now I just turn it off when I listen. The background is dead silent! I'm going to look into it deeper when I get the unit pm done. I would try turning things off in the house first to see if the hum is caused internally. (off means off at the breaker) Good luck!
How to get rid of transformer hum?
I have a pair of Pass X600s and an ac line with about 5% clipping of the sine wave. This gives me a large amount of transformer rattle (mechanical hum). I have built a line filter with two diodes and a couple of caps that has gotten rid of 80% of the noise but I'm looking for a inexpensive fix. My power company will not fix the power coming in unless it is clipping by more than 7%. Any suggestions?
Tommy
Tommy