60 cycle hum and the single pickup.

I think you may have a break in you shielding some place. The shielding in the body has to be connected to the shielding on the pickguard in order to work.
I actually ran a wire to the pickguard (it's in one of the pictures. Honestly every guitar with just normal singles go nuts in these rooms.
 
I know you don't want a noise gate but you should check out this guy.

http://www.tcelectronic.com/sentry-noise-gate/

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It's a multi-band noise gate, so you could set it up to cut whichever frequencies you want to cut but leave the rest alone.
 
Honestly every guitar with just normal singles go nuts in these rooms.
Yeah, some places just have shit for wiring and there really isn't anything you can do about it. You're just gonna need something w/humbuckers and that's the way it goes.

I also love the rooms where they have one double outlet on the stage on the far side... and that's it.
 
The Waller amp has a Decimator built in. I was pushing the button in and out while son played. Thought it was broke , no difference in sound. Then he stopped playing and I herd the difference.
 
Here's a cheap low tech solution that purports to make every single coil guitar silent. I'm gonna give it a whirl myself.

http://singlecoil.com/docs/silent.pdf

In addition, this website has a lot of useful mods for single coil guitars:

http://singlecoil.com/frmset.html

Hope this helps.
I'd rather make a wristband with a safety release than have a piece of thin wire wrapped around my finger that could potentially cut my finger off if something knocks the guitar out of my hands.
 
Near the end of this video the dude solders a wire from the metal pickup cover to the copper shielding of the pickguard. I've never done a tele before so that's new for me.

 
I actually ran a wire to the pickguard (it's in one of the pictures. Honestly every guitar with just normal singles go nuts in these rooms.

This would've been the short version of my post: in my case, it wasn't the amp, it was the location in my apartment that caused the hum.

Sounds like your situation is the same?
 
I'd rather make a wristband with a safety release than have a piece of thin wire wrapped around my finger that could potentially cut my finger off if something knocks the guitar out of my hands.
The alligator clip should slip off the bridge before the wire cuts in to your finger, but yeah, I still don't like the idea of a wire wrapped any appendage. Ring avulsion, anyone?
 
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