It sounds like the age-old issue of having DC on the line. This will cause mechanical vibration in the transformer.
I would not just turn off appliances, I'd turn off all the breakers to see if it's something in your home. Usual suspects are digital supplies, as well as LED or high efficiency light bulb supplies. Hair dryers, and dimmer switches.
The permanent fix for this is to use a balanced power conditioner. Furman, Equitech, Torus, etc. will eliminate this completely.
There are also smarter, less expensive devices like this from Emotiva, which I have not tried:
https://emotiva.com/products/cmx-2
Best,
E
I would not just turn off appliances, I'd turn off all the breakers to see if it's something in your home. Usual suspects are digital supplies, as well as LED or high efficiency light bulb supplies. Hair dryers, and dimmer switches.
The permanent fix for this is to use a balanced power conditioner. Furman, Equitech, Torus, etc. will eliminate this completely.
There are also smarter, less expensive devices like this from Emotiva, which I have not tried:
https://emotiva.com/products/cmx-2
Best,
E