New Peachtree Buzzing

The noise came from the device and not from the speakers. Mine made the noise powering on and off, but then the high frequency sound would continue through use. My ears never seemed to get used to it an attenuate it. There was a relief when I turned it off. I have a homemade flexy rack and the device sits about 3 feet from me. My guess is that at a 10 ft or more listening distance it wouldn't be an issue.

I really do think there was just something wrong with it. I brought the device into Needle Doctor (my local dealer) and tested it on one of their outlets and it did the same thing so I'm guessing it isn't an electricity issue.

The Needle Doctor was really cool and said they'd be flexible with the 30-day return/exchange window so that I could continue to work with Peachtree.

Peachtree was also very awesome in the process and I have a new unit on the way. It should be here tomorrow. I'm hoping all goes well.

I have nothing but good things to say about both companies and regardless of what I end up with I recommend both of them.

It might be DC offset from your ac line. Unfortunately it is tough to prove unless you have a good filter you could try. 

I was reading about that. I guess that because it did the same at the dealer, I assumed it wasn't line voltage issue. 

Any ideas on troubleshooting/fixes for this? 

Just to update everything here. The new amplifier arrived and does not have the same buzz/whine that the other one did. I can hear it running, but I can hear all the other electronics in my office as well. I may have a tiny DC offset or something and I'm going to try the Emotiva cmx-2. The new unit is basically perfect for my needs.

Again, I want to thank Peachtree for the awesome customer support and Needle Doctor for letting me work with Peachtree without worry about return window. I highly recommend both.

I'm just hoping that I don't get the upgrade bug that seems to hit everyone else on the forums. :)