Buzz trnasmitted to speakers from amplifer


Generically, if your amplifier transmits a low level buzz to both your loudspeaker with no inputs connected (only XLR inputs available into amplifier)would this indicate some faulty engineering in the amplifier? Might there be a fix?...amplifier is plugged directly into wall outlet.

This buzz is only audible 3 feet from the loudspeakers and not heard with music playing.

Thanks for your input.

Brian
audiobrian
Apachef1:

Thanks
By low voltage lighting are you speaking of the energy saving fluorescent bulbs?
Any dimmers on the lights,aren't they a problem?Fine is you don't mention names,all i can say if i'm spending money on a amp,any buzz would be a deal breaker,i just couldn't find it acceptable.
LOW VOLTAGE LIGHTING MEANING THE HALOGEN TYPE TRACK LIGHTS WITH THE BUILT IN TRANSFORMERS AND OR LOW VOLTAGE DIMMERS FOR THEM.
i HAVE THESE AND IF THE LIGHTS ARE OFF DURING THE DAY NO BUZZING
aT NIGHT IS A DIFFERENT STORY