Dear Ted,
Could be an impedance mis-match. If the output impedance of the BAT is above 100 ohms and the input impedance of the Rowland is below 47 k ohms, then this mis-match alone could be causing all yr problems. The lower the actual impedance of the amp's inputs and the longer your interconnects between them, the worse this might sound. Please check yr manuals or call the factories to get the specs.
Best of luck,
Joe
Could be an impedance mis-match. If the output impedance of the BAT is above 100 ohms and the input impedance of the Rowland is below 47 k ohms, then this mis-match alone could be causing all yr problems. The lower the actual impedance of the amp's inputs and the longer your interconnects between them, the worse this might sound. Please check yr manuals or call the factories to get the specs.
Best of luck,
Joe