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I'm glad You found the problem.
That vibrating bells are a common problem with so many less than optimal transformer designs. The magnetic flux must be strong, but the used E/I lamination core is not being able to restrain it inside the magnetic circuit. This is a known problem with E/I cores, but the best designs, despite more expensive, can handle it really well. Your amplifier looks really nice and well done, why don't you ask Sowter or SJS in UK a price for a custom transformer? My 211 Se amp is using a SJS custom made power supply transformer (500VA) and never got any problems after 10 years of good service, and believe me, it is running at about 90% of its capacity, so the design is that good. Cheers. Jose
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