VTA high voltage problem

Just finished power up on ST-70 rebuild w/ VTA board,CE quad cap,Mesa Rectifer,Winged C Output Tube.The voltages are all High. subed E/H GU4 dropped voltage 14V. Sounds horrible especially low freq, also i have 90ma on the Rt channel input jack with no source ,zero on Lft input.any thoughts
Thanks
Rect #2/8 538vdc #4/6 405vac
Quad cap
#1 538v #2 535v #3 535v #4 478v
EL-34 #1 .043-.064vdc # 2/7 12.8-13.76vdc #3 535vac #4 535vac
#5 -61vdc #6 -61vdc #8 .042-.064vdc

did you set the bias on the output tubes? seems your bias voltage is really high, which means the tubes are shut off.
You need to adjust the bias, measuring across the 10 ohm resistor on each output tube, should be close to center on each bias pot.
With no bias, the output voltage will be way too high, with no current through the output tubes it will sound awful.
Seems you also have a problem with something on that right channel, should be no voltage or current on the input jacks.

Bias on three tubes is set at the recomended 40v the fourth tube is 61v that is as low as I can get it ,but one tube did fall off my work table and may have been damaged resulting in the higher bias setti g

I hope you are talking about 0.40 vdc (400mv) and not 40vdc !!

Yes 0.40 vdc

How does tube bias effect AC voltage of 405 in to rectifier tube and DC voltage of 538 out of rectifier tube. Doesn't tube bias effect B+ voltage .Isn't the output tube voltage further down the path to musical nirvana ?

Bob
Line voltage is 121VAC . Transformer is a PA-521, is this thing wired 220vac,2 wires on power switch Red,White/Red. Should I remove one of them . I wonder if it was a factory built unit for export . Was it offered with this transformer in the U.S. No rivets or label but some things had been changed before I acquired it. Tube sockets, with a poor re-wire job, bias caps driver board caps , input jacks & speaker terminals. If bias pot date coding is accurate amp is a 1967 model ,tube cage is gray in color and appears original.
Thanks Ben

Will try to post pics . Your description of wiring is correct , I thought the colors had faded over time did not realize that violet was a color used. Darn thought I found easy fix

Interesting note I was checking voltages again and the readings were in spec ?. Check line voltage 114vac ? This evening it is a bit chilly and I turned on space heater it is on the same circuit so I reckon I have three choices buy a Variac which I do need , buy a modern Transformer or only use amp in the winter. I will put in back in line and see how she sounds.what should I look for as far the 90ma I have on RT channel RCA

I'd look for a new tube to replace the one that's running too much bias.
The current through the output tubes affects the B+ voltage, the more current, the less voltage.